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I can't say anything about that but I would bet my money on gnaffle's point.

• Tichy 15y ago
  It's very difficult to not have the opportunity to become a millionaire. For example I could have bought a lottery ticket and won the lottery. But I didn't. Likewise, Google hasn't published the Honeycomb source yet. Also, it is strictly logic, you can follow everything from a false statement (false => anything). So, if Google had released the source for Honeycomb I could have been a millionaire is a strictly true statement.
  • xentronium 15y ago
    What point are you trying to prove?
    • billswift 15y ago
      I think he's trying to prove he doesn't understand logic. You can prove anything from contradictory true statements not from false ones.
      • Tichy 15y ago
        Contradictory true statements? Is that some kind of quantum logic? Maybe I am too old fashioned for that, I admit defeat.
    • Tichy 15y ago
      That the discussion is complete BS.
  • gnaffle 15y ago
    I think you'll agree that it's much more likely that we'd had Android 3.0 on phones if they released the source code, than that you'd become a millionaire if you bought a lottery ticket. After all, people have done that to previous open source Android releases, I can even install the latest Android release on my iPhone.