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Maximum Leader posted:PHP...well known for being exploitable. why'd you repeat yourself?
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luv 2 sell products through my personal home page
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Came across this int he wild http://www.javaemulator.com
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Anroid.
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Linguica posted:Came across this int he wild http://www.javaemulator.com 
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Last Chance posted:Anroid.
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Last Chance posted:Anroid. yospos bithc
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Linguica posted:Came across this int he wild http://www.javaemulator.com lol it's a j2me jvm, for when you really wanna play the lovely feature phone games from 2003
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anroid lol
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Hugh G. Rectum posted:lol it's a j2me jvm, for when you really wanna play the lovely feature phone games from 2003 i never did finish metal gear solid, here's my chance
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lol android https://www.myce.com/news/confirmed-issue-google-cast-causes-temporarily-wifi-drops-around-world-83428/ Normally the device should send a couple of packets every 20 seconds, but in recent Android versions the apps sometimes send large bursts of so-called “MDNS multicast discovery packets” when it goes out of sleep mode. Sometimes more than 100,000 packets, at high speeds, in a short time, according to the TP-Link engineer. The longer the device has been in sleep mode, the more packets are send. Due to the flood of packets the router will shut down connections, either to the internet or to connected devices.
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this could explain why my parents’ Wifi network sometimes decides to just stop responding to some devices. glad I unplugged their chrome cast.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:lol android lol thinking that google is focused enough to *not* roll a different os for these devices (yet another chromeos/android hybrid, but detached from both, i think?)
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google could try making an anroid that isn’t bad
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isnt that what fuchsia is supposed to be
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hard to say something is not bad that hasn’t been released in a usable state yet
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is fuchsia their first attempt to replace android? i could’ve sworn there was a previous attempt
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:is fuchsia their first attempt to replace android? i could’ve sworn there was a previous attempt
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they choose project fuchsia as the name because Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition was already taken also fuchsia is really hard to spell
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:they choose project fuchsia as the name because Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition was already taken AND IT SOUNDS LIKE gently caress
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um. have you ever heard it said aloud?
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infernal machines posted:um. have you ever heard it said aloud? i work in dev so ive heard gently caress said several times a day
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do they pronounce it like "gently caress"? also, how long do you give it before they lose interest and it gets abandoned?
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google is like 90s apple with 4 different competing OS teams all status jockeying, empire building, and creating pointless vaporware
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well sure, but just look at the success of copland!
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taligent or gtfo
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pram posted:google is like 90s apple with 4 different competing OS teams all status jockeying, empire building, and creating pointless vaporware at least it gives them something to do that isn't creating more incompatible chat protocols and apps
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FMguru posted:taligent or gtfo pink lover
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The_Franz posted:at least it gives them something to do that isn't creating more incompatible chat protocols and apps don't worry, i'm sure they're still doing that
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Furia posted:AND IT SOUNDS LIKE gently caress can’t wait for john fireball and marco overcast to hesitantly mispronounce it (it’s pronounced FYOO-sha, just BT dubs) Doc Block fucked around with this message at 02:30 on Jan 17, 2018 |
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infernal machines posted:do they pronounce it like "gently caress"? fuchsia is some guys who managed to convinced their manager to let them gently caress around for a few years.
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it's spelled like the german word for "fox" + ia
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fuschia os will never happen because it's being 100% developed by google unlike android, which they bought, and chromeos, which is linux w/ a web browser
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Jan 17, 2018 03:39
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lmao that anyone, anywhere spent money to buy android
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spending money to permanently knock Microsoft out of the mobile market was a pretty good move, imo. fight garbage with garbage
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sure, winmo is dead, rim and symbian too, but at what cost?
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The Management posted:spending money to permanently knock Microsoft out of the mobile market was a pretty good move, imo. fight garbage with garbage microsoft knocked microsoft out of the mobile market, not android telling all of their customers and developers to gently caress off and die twice inside five years does wondrous things to your market share
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infernal machines posted:lmao that anyone, anywhere spent money to buy android not only did they acquire android, they acquired it before there was a working product it was just a rough prototype for a java-based blackberry knockoff. no phone, no partnerships with IHVs, nothing
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i remember the og prototypes. iirc, it was a split between targeting feature phones w/java and the blackberry knockoff
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