ojobek:
As if Nigeria worth dying for.

They didn't die for nigeria, they died protecting you from terrorist.

Or else you would have being hijab by now.

meccuno:
dying for Nigeria is the most stvpid thing to do. They died in vain.

They didn't die for Nigeria, they died to protect you from terrorist.

They did die for the wrong government, but they protected the right people.

AngryRebel:
They died for noting. Their commander in chief said no solider was missing in d attack. These administration, is filled with heartless pigs

Yes they did, you are part of the nothing they died protecting.

Benblaq:
Why arrest them? I thought it was part of their job.

I saw what you did there

RZArecta2:
For more than two years, a small and stealthy group of engineers within Google has been working on software that they hope will eventually replace Android, the world’s dominant mobile operating system. As the team grows, it will have to overcome some fierce internal debate about how the software will work. The project, known as Fuchsia, was created from scratch to overcome the limitations of Android as more personal devices and other gadgets come online. It’s being designed to better accommodate voice interactions and frequent security updates and to look the same across a range of devices, from laptops to tiny internet-connected sensors. Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai has set his company in this direction -- toward artificial intelligence services that reach consumers everywhere. Yet its prime operating systems, which depend on scores of hardware partners, haven’t kept up. Here’s what’s already known about Fuchsia: Alphabet Inc.’s Google started quietly posting code online in 2016, and the company has let outside app developers tinker with bits of the open-source code. Google has also begun to experiment with applications for the system, such as interactive screen displays and voice commands for YouTube. But members of the Fuchsia team have discussed a grander plan that is being reported here for the first time: Creating a single operating system capable of running all the company’s in-house gadgets, like Pixel phones and smart speakers, as well as third-party devices that now rely on Android and another system called Chrome OS, according to people familiar with the conversations. According to one of the people, engineers have said they want to embed Fuchsia on connected home devices, such as voice-controlled speakers, within three years, then move on to larger machines such as laptops. Ultimately the team aspires to swap in their system for Android, the software that powers more than three quarters of the world’s smartphones, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing internal matters. The aim is for this to happen in the next half decade, one person said. But Pichai and Hiroshi Lockheimer, his deputy who runs Android and Chrome, have yet to sign off on any road map for Fuchsia, these people said. The executives have to move gingerly on any plan to overhaul Android because the software supports dozens of hardware partners, thousands of developers -- and billions of mobile-ad dollars. Android is also the subject of regulatory scrutiny and legal squabbles for the company, which means any changes to the software will be closely watched. European regulators on Wednesday levied a record $5 billion antitrust fine against the company for using the mobile software to spread its services. And within Google, Fuchsia already faces some internecine squabbles over how it should be designed and deployed, particularly when it comes to privacy features. Publicly, the company points to Fuchsia as an example of its freewheeling approach to creative products. "Google views these open-source experiments as an investment in innovation," a company spokesman said in an email. In 2015, Lockheimer wrote a blog post that said the company had no plans to replace its Chrome operating system with Android, a position the Google spokesman said still applies today. Still, Fuchsia is more than a basement skunkworks effort. Pichai has voiced his support for the project internally, said people familiar with the effort. Fuchsia now has more than 100 people working on it, including venerated software staff such as Matias Duarte, a design executive who led several pioneering projects at Google and elsewhere. Duarte is only working part-time on the project, said one person familiar with the company. The initiative is focused on better competing with Google’s chief smartphone rival, iPhone maker Apple Inc. While Android’s roughly 85 percent market share crushes Apple’s 15 percent, the Apple operating system has a leg up in areas like performance, privacy and security, and integration across Apple devices. Another key advantage: Most iPhone users quickly update their phones when Apple releases a new version of the operating system, while less than 10 percent of Android users do. This means Google’s latest services only reach a fraction of Android users. "Switching away from Android could provide Google the opportunity to hit the reset button on any mistakes they believe they made a decade ago," said Jeffrey Grossman, co-founder of messaging app Confide. "They might be able to regain some power that they’ve ceded to device manufacturers and telecom carriers." Google relies on phone makers and wireless network operators to push regular operating system and security updates to Android devices. These partners don’t have as much incentive as Google to distribute the latest software: Phone makers would rather sell new hardware, and telecom companies have other priorities. Google has tried to address this problem head-on recently. In May, the company modified its agreement with handset makers requiring them to updates devices with security patches multiple times a year. There are some signs that Fuchsia is incorporating even tighter security measures. In the software code posted online, the engineers built encrypted user keys into the system -- a privacy tool that ensures information is protected every time the software is updated. They’ve also recruited expertise. Nick Kralevich, a lead security engineer for Android for nine years, shifted to work on Fuchsia in January, according to his LinkedIn profile. In the code pages, the Googlers working on Fuchsia specify that the software is not finalized. At the moment, Android, which was developed when phones were just beginning to use touchscreens, is also not built to handle the type of voice-enabled apps that Google sees as the future of computing. So Fuchsia is being developed with voice interaction at its core. The design is also more flexible in that it adjusts to multiple screen sizes -- an attempt to cater to the new products, such as televisions, cars and refrigerators, where Google is spreading its software. Despite the engineering pedigree and support for Fuchsia, Google has yet to unveil a real-world use of the software. Some developers have toyed with the operating system, but none have set it as the foundation for an app or service on a popular commercial device. Recent code posted on a Google developer site suggested a YouTube application may be in the works, but there are no official Google services running publicly on the system. The company must also settle some internal feuds. Some of the principles that Fuchsia creators are pursuing have already run up against Google’s business model. Google’s ads business relies on an ability to target users based on their location and activity, and Fuchsia’s nascent privacy features would, if implemented, hamstring this important business. There’s already been at least one clash between advertising and engineering over security and privacy features of the fledgling operating system, according to a person familiar with the matter. The ad team prevailed, this person said. Moving away from Android and Chrome could carry other risks for Google. A huge contingent of independent developers and device makers, such as Samsung, Huawei and LG, rely on the operating system. Chrome OS is also important software that runs web-based laptops used by many schools and other organizations. Google can’t simply stop supporting Android and Chrome OS and expect this huge ecosystem to move to Fuchsia quickly. Another risk comes from the foundation of the new operating system. Android and Chrome OS are built on Linux. The "Linux kernel" is the core of Google’s current operating systems, handling instructions zipping between the hardware and software of smartphones and other devices. Fuchsia uses a different kernel, called Zircon, that eschews many of the older technologies in Linux. This could make some existing devices incompatible. Moving from Linux, though, could have some upside for Google. The new kernel gives the search giant a clean slate to develop a speedier system without technologies that have been the basis of several operating systems for decades. The transition from Android of today also could potentially further distance the software from Oracle Corp., which sued Google in 2010 for patent infringement related to key software components like Java. Another benefit to Fuchsia: the project offers a technical challenge for several veteran open-source hackers at the company. As it often does, Google has put some longtime personnel on this complicated, long-shot effort rather than risk losing them to rivals. One person who has spoken to Fuchsia staff described the effort simply: "It’s a senior-engineer retention project." (Corrects Oracle’s role in penultimate paragaph.)

That's why they created flutter to replace java and xml, and dart is the official programming language of fushai OS.

In other to make the transition easy.

justtoodark:


ewwwww....back to sender....

uhhhh...did i disturbed una daily white whorship....?

btw...that thing called obama or whatever is a dude...look the shoulders.....that is a man...

What conspiracy video did you watch to reach that conclusion

And the start of fulani terrorism

olamil34:


I simply agree, your stupidity has gone beyond ........

Sha don't forget to use your anti rabies drug. MartinCorridon

MartinCorridon **to his useless homosexual father and worthless wh0re mother**

Those words describes your entire family race.

Say me well test subject 209 (your mom)

Nigga couldn't even spell correctly

That's to show what level of a failed experiment you are.

[quote author=MartinCorridon post=69108890][/quote]

I simply agree, your stupidity has gone beyond ........

Sha don't forget to use your anti rabies drug. MartinCorridon

MartinCorridon:


You are typing with tears in your eyes, hence the double messages.

Epain am

Yes tears, the one that's rolling of your dirty fur.

olamil34:


Only a dog will see a human being as a dog.

I can smell your breath from my phone and it smells like shit.

Oops, thought nairaland has no pet policy, well give me the handle of your owner so I can talk to him directly.

Read carefully MartinCorridon

@olamil34

olamil34:


Am glad we reached a decision, that you are a failed science experiment which was conducted on your useless parents.

Wait I thought nairaland has a no pets policy.

Good luck ... you might need it.
Well am done talking degraded

Yes I am talking to them @MartinCorridon

MartinCorridon:




The thing pain you sotay you sent 2 replies

Say WOOF 3x because Bingo is your father's name

Am glad we reached a decision, that you are a failed science experiment which was conducted on your useless parents.

Wait I thought nairaland has a no pets policy.

Good luck ... you might need it.
Well am done talking degraded

thebosstrevor:
So if she and her pals had obeyed simple command to stop their car at the check point.she would have been alive today.

the driver of that car have to take responsibility for her death but no,they will blame the police man for doing his job.

A job of shooting, good thinking bro. Your brain is somewhere Sha ...

MartinCorridon:


Congratulations. Keep barking. We need a Bingo here

Your mother should known more about prostitution, because you are result of multiple sperm and I think she slept with a dog too, judging by the way you speak (bark) and also the shit breath.

MartinCorridon:


Congratulations. Keep barking. We need a Bingo here

Only a dog will see a human being as a dog.

I can smell your breath from my phone and it smells like shit.

Oops, thought nairaland has no pet policy, well give me the handle of your owner so I can talk to him directly.

MartinCorridon:


My family members don't reason like yours. But it would definitely happen to yours because they probably have same IQ with you- SUB -ZERO

You just keep defining the stupidity which is entrusted to you by your ancestors.

And you said the same thing won't happen to your family, your generation have been know for their stupidity and they will soon meet it by same police you support.

CANDYDADDY:


Police are not like notorious sars that shoot anyhow




That girl is a fool, she defy the order of the cop to come out the car.



Lesson to other wayward bastard corper

SUFFER in HELL (just in case)

CANDYDADDY:


Police are not like notorious sars that shoot anyhow




That girl is a fool, she defy the order of the cop to come out the car.



Lesson to other wayward bastard corper

You sound like a 50 naira police officer (federal beggar).

Kai you are a result of a watery sperm, you are an absolute waste of life and I hope you meet the same fate by the end of the day.

MartinCorridon:
Drive at top speed towards any Embassy worldwide at 3am and refuse to stop when you see the guards.

You would be given chocolates and your right to live would be respected.

PS - shooting tyres expertly when a car is on top speed happens only in movies .

I hope the same thing happens to all of your family members

dominique:
I'm finding it harder and harder to feel any sympathy for thieves when caught and put through jungle justice. They're evil and have no ounce of consideration for the people they steal from. Whatever they go through when caught, serves them right.

That's how they raided my mums shop and stole goods worth 3 million naira, they nearly drove her to bankruptcy.

Omo it was a painful experience.

ibkayee:

Haha no

Soo sad ..

Okay nice work on the code mam.

The president wished us good luck, and you know ....

ibkayee:

I don’t use python so sorry for any mistakes

number = 1
while (number < 10):
print number
number = number + 1

Output:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

Logic:

1. As long as ‘number’ is less than 10, print ‘number’ (eg. number is 1 because it has been set to 1)
2. Add 1 to ‘number’ (eg. 1 + 1 = 2)
3. The value of number is now stored as 2
4. Continue (loop)
5. As long as ‘number’ is less than 10, print number (eg. number is 2)
6. Add 1 to ‘number’ (eg. 2 + 1 = 3)
7. The value of number is now stored as 3
8. Continue...(loop)
9. Stop when the value of number has reached 9 because 10 is not less than 10

Real life logic:

As long as (ClassicMcGee practices):
ClassicMcGee will improve
If he stops he won’t

So the condition is that ClassicMcGee practices. As long as he continues to practice he will improve. As soon as he stops he will not improve

Are you single??

Your president promised...

Maybe, why check out Go programming language it's faster than php and its created by GOOGLE.

fuckerstard:
You too go and comb your hair, or put on a cap to look decent..





Ehh see mention, make una no vex o.. SARS never slap me before lol. But if you look neat, no sars go harass you sha..

You sound like an unpleasant human being.

When man no go die.

onward4life:



What line of duty?


IPOB OR TOTTO HARAM?

One is a terrorist bloody group! (Ipob).

Two is technically defaced Totto haram

So which one?

Boko haram

...

Earthbound:


I would like to believe we cannot be the only form of intelligence considering the vastness of the universe.



There have been contacts but the world powers are spending so much money to cover it up.

Am 100% with you my brother.

I hope to one day meet one