Random Chitchat 2017
Weekend's almost here, tomorrow I'll be flying my quad again, I'm looking forward to that so much! Smile
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Have fun Smile I have is a tiny indoor drone. It's still fun, but playing around with a large drone with a camera seems way more interesting Smile
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Why does Cuberite open three UDP ports?
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It doesn't have any UDP ports open on my Windows machine, and one UDP port on the Gallery server. No idea. Could be something with the libevent's DNS implementation, or it could be some plugin.
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(05-15-2017, 05:14 AM)xoft Wrote: It doesn't have any UDP ports open on my Windows machine, and one UDP port on the Gallery server. No idea. Could be something with the libevent's DNS implementation, or it could be some plugin.

It seems like ports are opened as players join, and then it stops after three players have joined.
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I don't have any UDP ports open on Windows, even after joining the server.
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Nice story about a "memory leak" and no tools showed the code that caused it Tongue
https://www.zerotier.com/blog/2017-05-05-theleak.shtml
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I just noticed this: https://play.google.com/about/privacy-se...-behavior/

Google has changed their guidelines to disallow downloading executable code inside an app.
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I guess we'll have to re-invent the static linking of the APK.
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On the contrary. We have to rethink the app store.

Suppose we already had bundled the binary with the apk (that's rather easy and not much work), our build server would produce an apk every day, the signing key would have to be on the build server (!), but we could still not use the play store because we can't automate the shipping, can we?

On the other hand, it would be the worst case scenario regarding user experience, as they would see an update every day even if they are not using it actively + Google wants to verify every update, so those updates would be delayed.

So id rather talk to Google guys, and if they say our app is forbidden, then so be it (it would be forbidden anyway), it's time to get fdroid and we still have the direct download from github.
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