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ryanharter.com
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| | | | | A couple of weeks ago I bought a Google Pixelbook. I've been doing a bit of Android Development on it, mostly to optimize Pigment for Chromebooks. It's taken some experimentation and discovery to find out how to get things set up, largely because the Android documentation is slightly out of date, so I thought I would share my experience, hopefully saving others time. This post serves as a step by step guide to getting up and running with Android Studio on a Pixelbook (and, hopefully, other Chromebooks as... | |
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hth.is
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| | | | | Learn how to setup an instant Android development environment via Ansible | |
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| | | | | So I upgraded to OS X Mountain Lion yesterday. The install was pretty smooth (though had a tough time with the redeem code for the upgrade, worked on the third code that Apple sent across). Most of the software is working fine. However, I found that my existing Xcode installation needed an upgrade (via a... | |
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| | | TL; DR Any app on Fire OS that has been granted permission to use external storage can execute code in the context of the Apple TV app. Story While bored during lockdown I wanted to port the Apple TV app to my Android TV so that I didn't have to use my Fire TV stick. While looking into this I found a very interesting behavior, the Apple TV app on Fire OS was writing files to external storage and then executing the files. | ||
