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11 days agoThat works to some extent, although certain receivers like Yahoo will bounce messages because it breaks sender authentication protocols. I had to switch from Gmail to Proton (paid, the free version doesn’t allow it) to fix that.
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4·16 days ago- Galaxian (5200, 1982)
- The Dungeons of Moria (DOS, 1983)
- The Legend of Zelda (NES, 1987)
- King’s Quest IV (DOS, 1988)
- Microsoft Solitaire (Win 3, 1990)
Honorable mentions:
- Centipede (1981)
- Shinobi (1987)
- Doom (1993)
- Day of the Tentacle (1993)
- Myst (1993)
- Tie Fighter (1994)
- Minecraft (2011)
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You just proved his point and don’t even realize it.
4·3 months agoWith any luck there will be pushback somewhere that Google can’t ignore.
Went to https://play.google.com/console and it all seems to be okay. The two derelict apps already have package IDs and my info is on the identity tab. I think I may have visited that page a year or two ago in response to an email from Google. Or is there something else?
I paid the fee for a dev account near the beginning of Android. Haven’t had any apps published in over a decade, but from what I understand my account is grandfathered in so I don’t have to jump through as many hoops to get something published if I chose to, compared to newer accounts. Anyhow, since I have an account I suppose I’m unaffected by this decision. Still, it goes against the original spirit of Android as a free and developer-centric platform and I condemn it.
Don’t really drink beer anymore but I’ve gotta make those mugs in my freezer worthwhile!
No need to stop at just pants.
Maybe there’s some way, but Google didn’t want me to know about it. All their docs made it seem like I would have needed to have an enterprise version (no clue what they call it but you know what I mean) of Google services to get it to work, not the free version. I tried for a couple days anyway and couldn’t solve it, so I figured it was a good opportunity to de-google my email. Once I switched to Proton I had it set up in hardly any time at all, and all the different authentication protocols too. Longest part of the process was simply waiting for record propagation.