Most Android applications are written in Java, and compiled to be run on the Dalvik VM for which there are implementations for both ARM and Intel CPUs. Now, many Android applications use the NDK that compiles to native code, but the NDK itself gives you the choice of compiling for ARMv5, ARMv7, x86 and MIPS targets, so providing support for x86 is as simple as adding a line into Application.mk
I'm most familiar with Singapore Changi Airport, and security checks are done just before the gates. Whatever you bought at the duty free areas will end up being checked when brought through to the gates.
It seems like the most logical way to do it I'm surprised most other airports don't do the same. It is definitely more expensive though, requiring a lot more X-ray machines, personnel and terminal space.
Too bad there hasn't been a new Droid phone for a while, and it's worse for us Milestone lovers outside of the US. I've been waiting for a new Milestone to replace my Milestone 2, but gave up and bought an LG Optimus G instead, and found that I can survive without a qwerty keyboard.
Android itself is still open source. You will still be able to "mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make" It is the Android SDK that will no longer be open sourced. Big difference.
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Most Android applications are written in Java, and compiled to be run on the Dalvik VM for which there are implementations for both ARM and Intel CPUs.
Now, many Android applications use the NDK that compiles to native code, but the NDK itself gives you the choice of compiling for ARMv5, ARMv7, x86 and MIPS targets, so providing support for x86 is as simple as adding a line into Application.mk
You can even do the event handling without touching Java:
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/NativeActivity.html
It's possible. That's why six scientists were jailed for manslaughter after failing to predict an earthquake.
http://edition.cnn.com/2012/10/23/world/europe/italy-quake-scientists-guilty
I'm most familiar with Singapore Changi Airport, and security checks are done just before the gates. Whatever you bought at the duty free areas will end up being checked when brought through to the gates.
It seems like the most logical way to do it I'm surprised most other airports don't do the same. It is definitely more expensive though, requiring a lot more X-ray machines, personnel and terminal space.
Too bad there hasn't been a new Droid phone for a while, and it's worse for us Milestone lovers outside of the US.
I've been waiting for a new Milestone to replace my Milestone 2, but gave up and bought an LG Optimus G instead, and found that I can survive without a qwerty keyboard.
No government really cares about spam enough to send in a SWAT team.
Cyberbunker also hosts The Pirate Bay. That should have been enough for any government to send in nukes...
https://twitter.com/LinuxGamers
That's who I follow to keep up to date on which projects on Kickstarter (et al) plan to support Linux
A git repository itself acts as a rotational backup...
The article itself suggests ZFS snapshots of the git repository, which works just as well.
Let's see if anyone knows what this Kronom KD-2 is...
...BSD is dying
Too bad censoring the media isn't a solution the average slashdotter will put up with....
I tend to call it "Democratic" "People's" "Republic" of Korea
They were in negotiations with the hackers, and the negotiations have stalled, so the hackers have told them they intended to attack the site again.
By posting about it on Slashdot.
...because if I don't, I'm always going to be at the mercy of some a****** slashdot comment writer.
This kind of friends:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOncsnYp7Ic
Android is still open.
The Android SDK has never been open.
Or did you not know the difference between an OS and an SDK?
Android itself is still open source.
You will still be able to "mkdir android ; cd android ; repo init -u git://android.git.kernel.org/platform/manifest.git ; repo sync ; make"
It is the Android SDK that will no longer be open sourced.
Big difference.
...but it looks like [SA]HatfulOfHollow has finally completed his killer device.... http://www.bash.org/?4281
It's definitely easier when you can think of 1 mil = 1 meter at a distance of 1 km
You can do all that with Google Docs, either with Google Apps Script or Google Documents API.
A large hardon collider created "glue plasma" matter that is soup/liquid-like collection of particles?
I think I've seen that porn before
Stephen Elop.
Why the fuck is this case still in court and not already dismissed?
http://www.theonion.com/video/cias-facebook-program-dramatically-cut-agencys-cos,19753/
Why would they waste money on Crowdsourcing technology?
Parole is a privilege, not a right. If your privileges are removed from you, you are not being violated.