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by exhilaration 14y ago
Motorola Mobility will never build a Nexus device. The other Android manufacturers (particularly Samsung) need to be reassured that Google will not simply lock them out of Android's future by leveraging its own hardware division.
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by exhilaration 14y ago
No, Google keeps its promises when it comes to supporting old devices - Jelly Bean will be released in mid-July for the Nexus S, a phone first shipped in Dec 2010. It also got the ICS upgrade months ago. It's the other Android manufacturer
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by exhilaration 14y ago
Wasn't there a Firefox extension that would save every single page you visited? Disk space is cheap and plentiful now, no reason not to.
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by exhilaration 14y ago
That's a pretty useful example, can you share the code?
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by exhilaration 14y ago
The Android Reddit community loves tasker - I'm always impressed by the examples ( http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/s2hrj/randroid_what... ) and there's a whole Tasker community on Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/tasker
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by exhilaration 14y ago
I think they felt honestly wronged by what Google did On the contrary, "Jonathan Schwartz, then CEO of Sun Microsystems, praised Google and others for incorporating Java into Android back in 2007" - http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?sto
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by exhilaration 15y ago
Is there any documentation for this process? Our non-profit had to shut down our Stripe-based donation page because it was being used by credit card thieves to validate stolen credit cards. Stripe told us addresses are only validated when
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by exhilaration 16y ago
Sent you a few bucks, best of luck with the surgery.
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by exhilaration 16y ago
I'm very interested but honestly, based on how much WikiLeaks is ticking off the U.S. Govt, how long until one of their donors is convicted of supporting a terrorist organization? I mean, they just convicted a guy in New York for letting an