Arreks

I can tell by your avatar..

Gimme my cookies you git!

Black is the new orange?

That's :censored:ing hilariously adorable, I want a pet drunken squirrel.

Impero will do everything you need and more, I'm surprised it hasn't learnt how to talk to me - the only downside is that it costs as much as a small island. Never used NetSupport but I'd probably go in favor of Impero.

Thanks, just had a look and it seems like CS6 does too - what do you mean by launcher app btw?

I think I played that for about 2 hours when it first hit Steam but I got bored VERY quickly! I'm waiting for Survive the Nights currently but that probably won't meet my expectations either

G'day. Got a problem which surprisingly enough, I've never seen or perhaps been asked about before: Kids are making their 'sites' in Dreamweaver at the root of a webdev folder but when they switch computers they lose their 'site' (the webdev files are still there, but they have to remake the 'site' again). Anyone know where the Dreamweaver sites are stored? registry or appdata? Ideally I want their site information stored along with their networked documents. Cheers!

Uh, we had a slight flying malfunction, but uh.. everything's perfectly alright now. We're fine. We're all fine here now, thank you. How are you?

I'm in the exact same situation!

How about a complete colour picker in Javascript rather than preset colours

I'm not so sure the plot will be as enthralling as it could be but I'll watch it because of Sir Ian.

That was really awesome to watch, I've never seen quads be raced before!

Search not working here either. The colour picker is new

Make sure "edugeek" is blocked too! that's the most radical you can get.

Well by healthy dinners I mean lots of vegetables! so fruit and vegetables! so there!

You could try maybe something LOGO related? Flowol?

How young are the kids? do you want to actually teach them a language or just the concepts? if they're younger and you only want the concepts, I'd just use Scratch. Kodu is awesome but I found when I tested it with kids here it was more confusing for them than Scratch!

Lots of fruit, cook healthy dinners and gym twice a week.

I think you'll find this bad boy can run all the latest games. [ATTACH=CONFIG]29452[/ATTACH]

As much as I hate the Daily Fail: REVEALED: Hundreds of words to avoid using online if you don't want the government spying on you | Daily Mail Online There are a list of terms on there. I'm sure if you asked GCHQ nicely enough they'd give you their list when you say content filter, will it block the words or just notify you?

I didn't say that they shouldn't be filtered, I said that filtering shouldn't be the only way of dealing with it. A 10 year old child was let on the website unsupervised, is that not the bigger issue here? *edit* In fact the website states that users under the age of 13 aren't even allowed on it, period. Not that being 13 is much of a difference, I wouldn't let a child in general be on a website like that unsupervised.

There will always be another 'free video and messaging' app or website - filtering them every time shouldn't be the way of dealing with the problem IMO.

Looks quite neat, going to let the IT students here know about it.

That is cheap! you should've seen how much it cost to fit my navy raven..