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It's based on a pretty lousy pun, since I write code, it's a cod.
It's in space because it looks cool.
Maybe I should develop a game around that π
Seafood from outer space?
Something similar is on the market.
Oh, you may have had your ideas stolen by the future Human.π½
Recently, it seems that the environment is about to become difficult for new developers to enter.π£
This will be a copy of a story that was discussed elsewhere the other day.
π...Even if there is a distribution of easy-to-use software, there seems to be an increasing number of terrorist acts with methods to ruin it with updates.
(Probably a clone from another app with the same functionality, and a scam that will be reincarnated with an update for nefarious uses.)
From now on, paradoxically, the "old school developers" are going to have an advantage.
On the other hand, there have been cases where the accounts of "old developers" have been stolen and used to make unauthorized updates.
There are even similar stories about Steam games.
In the end, apps with a lot of "fakes" will eventually disappear, so there may be no choice but to make it easy to see that there are no privacy issues and gain trust over time.
Personally, I'd like to see an app that utilizes Android's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities to build a network that doesn't involve human government servers.
The job is to simply go through people's smartphones.
There is a rumor that the developer who created a tool called Winny was assassinated by the government a long time ago.
It is said that he died suddenly of a heart condition during the development and operation of a technology related to data transfer that did not use TCP/IP.
I think that human communication should return to a more confidential and enjoyable environment to handle.
Anyhow, as an example.
That's how the extraterrestrials claimed it to be.
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βοΈ Tks for this giveway π
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thanks ( Ν‘~ ΝΚ Ν‘Β°)
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By the way, what's the fish in your profile icon?
Thanks.π‘π¨π
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Nobody ever asked π
It's based on a pretty lousy pun, since I write code, it's a cod.
It's in space because it looks cool.
Maybe I should develop a game around that π
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As for the tools, I am not a native English speaker, so I could only watch over the tools this time.
Ace of Seafood β Gameplay Trailer | PS4 - YouTube
Ace of Seafood
ACE OF SEAFOOD - Apps on Google Play
Seafood from outer space?
Something similar is on the market.
Oh, you may have had your ideas stolen by the future Human.π½
Recently, it seems that the environment is about to become difficult for new developers to enter.π£
This will be a copy of a story that was discussed elsewhere the other day.
Deceive the Heavens to Cross the sea β ThreatFabric
https://www.threatfabric.com/blogs/deceive-the-heavens-to-cross-the-sea.html
Google Play apps downloaded 300,000 times stole bank credentials | Ars Technica
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2021/11/google-play-apps-downloaded-300000-times-stole-bank-credentials/
π...Even if there is a distribution of easy-to-use software, there seems to be an increasing number of terrorist acts with methods to ruin it with updates.
(Probably a clone from another app with the same functionality, and a scam that will be reincarnated with an update for nefarious uses.)
From now on, paradoxically, the "old school developers" are going to have an advantage.
On the other hand, there have been cases where the accounts of "old developers" have been stolen and used to make unauthorized updates.
There are even similar stories about Steam games.
In the end, apps with a lot of "fakes" will eventually disappear, so there may be no choice but to make it easy to see that there are no privacy issues and gain trust over time.
Personally, I'd like to see an app that utilizes Android's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities to build a network that doesn't involve human government servers.
The job is to simply go through people's smartphones.
There is a rumor that the developer who created a tool called Winny was assassinated by the government a long time ago.
It is said that he died suddenly of a heart condition during the development and operation of a technology related to data transfer that did not use TCP/IP.
I think that human communication should return to a more confidential and enjoyable environment to handle.
Anyhow, as an example.
That's how the extraterrestrials claimed it to be.
ππΈ
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This game looks awesome!
The rest of your post was very interesting and VERY strange.
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Thank you for the giveaway.
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Thanks
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