Anyone have experience with Oracle Cloud and ease of moving away?
This benchmark seems to recommend Oracle Cloud, but I’ve heard that Oracle has historically used aggressive licenses and legal terms to keep customers locked-in.
The link is to the f-droid blog. The official "Keep Android Open" site is at https://keepandroidopen.org/, and contains good information on how you can contribute by contacting regulators.
The only corporate “core value” that i ever liked was Airbnb’s “Be A Host”. It was a cute and fitting way to encourage a welcoming attitude to any teammate, manager, or stranger. it wasn’t well practiced by everyone, but it stuck with me since i’ve left
A devkit is not a familiar term for me, but it seems like this project is a gui app for android development on linux arm64.
Google officially supports Android Studio, emulators, SDKs, and so on, for macos arm64 and linux x86_64, but not linux arm64. this project fills that gap
The more I work in corporate and learn about office politics, the more I see parallels to geopolitics and diplomacy. If I squint, I can even see the parallels to social and romantic relationships as well.
Maybe it's the mathematician in me who enjoys building models of abstraction.
"An early version of a new project will sometimes be dismissed as a toy. It's a good sign when people do this. That means it has everything a new idea needs except scale, and that tends to follow." [1]
Great article, Suhir. Very well written and informative :DD
I would like to help point out some typos and missing words, and I made this PR[1] so you can easily see the diff. I hope this is useful, but also feel free to ignore these suggestions
This benchmark seems to recommend Oracle Cloud, but I’ve heard that Oracle has historically used aggressive licenses and legal terms to keep customers locked-in.