Too bad you didn't have a look at Ultima Underworld, which was released 2 months before Wolfenstein 3D, and had way better 3D graphics (with a lower framerate)
1. Developers outside the US are exempted 2. Google Wallet charges a float 5%, Paypal charges $0.30 + 2.9%. Google Wallet is only more expensive if your app costs > $14.28. Considering the prices of most Android apps, I'd say calling Google Wallet "costlier" is a downright lie.
Resistive Screen, comes with a stylus. Runs Android but has not access to Android Market - not a problem, you can still download APKs and install it onto the device. Evernote would be the app you you are looking for for Note-taking, you can download the APK for that no problem - it's freeware.
The entire OS in Android is also C based. The application stack runs a Dalvik VM which (since Froyo) does JIT compilation. Just about all the CPU-intensive stuff (i.e. UI drawing) is done in the C side through JNI. In any case with JIT, the performance difference between C and compiled bytecode is insignificant.
Android for mobile phones is still completedly free and open sourced. If you want the source, get the Gingerbread 2.3.4 source code, which is the latest version of Android for mobile phones. Honeycomb is NOT a mobile phone OS, therefore it's not valid to say that Android is not open-sourced for mobile phones.
Android for tablets is currently not open-sourced. I have access to the Honeycomb source code and it's not hard to see why - Google has pretty much hacked in tablet support and it looks like a rush job to get a tablet version of Android out so that Motorola, Samsung, etc will be able to push out tablets to compete with the iPad. Think of Honeycomb as a fork off Android, or a feature branch.
Android is apparently first and foremost a mobile phone OS, and Google apparently only wants to release the Android source code that is able to run on mobile phones. The good news is, Ice Cream Sandwich is the release where all the features of Honeycomb will be properly merged back into the mobile phone trunk code. Higher resolution mobile phones will be able to use the Honeycomb UI features like Fragments.
It's like a third country getting nuclear capabilities to match the US and the USSR back during the cold war.
"Hi guys! I have nukes and ICBMs now! Give me one billion gadzillion dollars! No? What is this MAD thing you guys keep talking about? Ah who cares, I'm going to fire an ICBM at you and see what happens after..."
Just reading through a few of the cables that have leaked regarding my country and I came across several cables that have named names of sources with the tag "(strictly protect)". Now, in my country, their lives are certainly not in danger, but their jobs certainly are.
The biggest achievement of cablegate would be to make everyone think twice about talking to any US diplomats.
Did you read the part that says "The need to match versions of Chrome with versions of the SDK is temporary; this restriction will be removed once we stabilize the Native Client application binary interface (ABI)."
...is to allow the reuse of code that has already been written in C or C++
At the same time, it makes it easier to port applications and games that have already been written in C or C++ to run in a web browser, hosted on a webpage. With the NaCl port of Qt, it will also be easy to write applications that can be built to run on various platform, including NaCl.
Obviously you would either move after you launch it, or you send a small patrol to another location to launch it. Pretty much the same SOP used by artillery batteries.
It was great when it started out. It handles multiple domains. Handled spam well. Ran on a low end PC. Handled email for my family and a couple of friends.
Then it became a fucking pain in the ass to maintain. Mainly the spam filtering started failing, and it was a resource drain. Switched from spamassassin to dspam which improved the situation. But dspam was a fucking chore to train the filter.
Eventually I gave up. It took too much of my precious time to manage all the shit on my own and I moved my domains to Google Apps and can't be happier.
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I love KDE. It really should have been the default on Ubuntu.
It used to be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horst-Wessel-Lied in the original PC version
Too bad you didn't have a look at Ultima Underworld, which was released 2 months before Wolfenstein 3D, and had way better 3D graphics (with a lower framerate)
"Do no Evil" seem to be becoming "Be less evil than Microsoft, Oracle, Apple and Facebook"...
http://xkcd.com/378/
Check out the (parody) trailer here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJxj1mou03M
It's like the Linux version of Flyback or Timevault.
http://backintime.le-web.org/
That's what nohup is for
According to this article: http://www.i-programmer.info/news/81-web-general/3895-google-insists-on-google-wallet.html
1. Developers outside the US are exempted
2. Google Wallet charges a float 5%, Paypal charges $0.30 + 2.9%. Google Wallet is only more expensive if your app costs > $14.28. Considering the prices of most Android apps, I'd say calling Google Wallet "costlier" is a downright lie.
That checklist is for address spam, not phishing
Here is it if you want to try adapting from it: http://craphound.com/spamsolutions.txt
http://us.store.creative.com/Creative-ZiiO-7-Entertainment-Tablet-16GB/M/B004DJQXDW.htm
Resistive Screen, comes with a stylus.
Runs Android but has not access to Android Market - not a problem, you can still download APKs and install it onto the device.
Evernote would be the app you you are looking for for Note-taking, you can download the APK for that no problem - it's freeware.
"It's okay for other people to die as long as my privacy is preserved"
There's a huge difference between lying and changing your mind.
What kind of FUD is this?
The entire OS in Android is also C based.
The application stack runs a Dalvik VM which (since Froyo) does JIT compilation. Just about all the CPU-intensive stuff (i.e. UI drawing) is done in the C side through JNI. In any case with JIT, the performance difference between C and compiled bytecode is insignificant.
Android for mobile phones is still completedly free and open sourced. If you want the source, get the Gingerbread 2.3.4 source code, which is the latest version of Android for mobile phones. Honeycomb is NOT a mobile phone OS, therefore it's not valid to say that Android is not open-sourced for mobile phones.
Android for tablets is currently not open-sourced. I have access to the Honeycomb source code and it's not hard to see why - Google has pretty much hacked in tablet support and it looks like a rush job to get a tablet version of Android out so that Motorola, Samsung, etc will be able to push out tablets to compete with the iPad. Think of Honeycomb as a fork off Android, or a feature branch.
Android is apparently first and foremost a mobile phone OS, and Google apparently only wants to release the Android source code that is able to run on mobile phones. The good news is, Ice Cream Sandwich is the release where all the features of Honeycomb will be properly merged back into the mobile phone trunk code. Higher resolution mobile phones will be able to use the Honeycomb UI features like Fragments.
I wonder what this guy have to say about this...
It's like a third country getting nuclear capabilities to match the US and the USSR back during the cold war.
"Hi guys! I have nukes and ICBMs now! Give me one billion gadzillion dollars! No? What is this MAD thing you guys keep talking about? Ah who cares, I'm going to fire an ICBM at you and see what happens after..."
Just reading through a few of the cables that have leaked regarding my country and I came across several cables that have named names of sources with the tag "(strictly protect)". Now, in my country, their lives are certainly not in danger, but their jobs certainly are.
The biggest achievement of cablegate would be to make everyone think twice about talking to any US diplomats.
"throwing away"?
You're saying like as if writing Qt5 app in C++ will no longer be possible.
Did you read the part that says
"The need to match versions of Chrome with versions of the SDK is temporary; this restriction will be removed once we stabilize the Native Client application binary interface (ABI)."
...is to allow the reuse of code that has already been written in C or C++
At the same time, it makes it easier to port applications and games that have already been written in C or C++ to run in a web browser, hosted on a webpage.
With the NaCl port of Qt, it will also be easy to write applications that can be built to run on various platform, including NaCl.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6PsnCs07aw
Obviously you would either move after you launch it, or you send a small patrol to another location to launch it. Pretty much the same SOP used by artillery batteries.
... + squirrelmail + apache + spamassassin (later switched to dspam)
I used this guide: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/virt-mail-howto.xml
It was great when it started out. It handles multiple domains. Handled spam well. Ran on a low end PC. Handled email for my family and a couple of friends.
Then it became a fucking pain in the ass to maintain. Mainly the spam filtering started failing, and it was a resource drain. Switched from spamassassin to dspam which improved the situation. But dspam was a fucking chore to train the filter.
Eventually I gave up. It took too much of my precious time to manage all the shit on my own and I moved my domains to Google Apps and can't be happier.
...they would be using compromised systems or drones to attack their victims.
My guess is the FBI is sitting on 1000 IP addresses of compromised systems that need to be cleaned.