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I'm pretty sure that the researcher didn't come up with the headline, its journalism in the Trump age

Some application want access to the battery info as they might want to disable some functionality in case your battery runs low. It would be smarter if instead of giving exact battery level it will get a callback once the battery runs low.

For the sake of the argument lets say I vendor my code (notice that this is 1.4.2 golang and most vendoring tools were formed around 1.5), This doesn't help a guy that tries today to start a new project on Google AppEngine/Go using Google code. Major functionality is broken in the sense that he can't compile his code. Google Samples (and from official documentation) is broken. How vending helps in that case?

My Google Product (which is fully supported) broke because of a Google commit

It's funny that I can debug Go in the cloud while debugging Go on my local computer is near impossible.

Its more complicated than that, during the 73 war he pass wrong (false?) information that Egypt is not going to attack Israel, up until today it is unclear (read argued by the intel community) if he was a double agent or that he was caught and Egypt decide to feed him false information to pass to the Israel without him knowing.

You don't need root to install gcloud

You are doing it wrong:

  1. curl https://sdk.cloud.google.com | bash  
  2. gcloud auth login (one time thing)  
  3. gcloud sql instances create db-master-1

Having bandwidth is one thing, utilizing it to its fullest potential is anther thing. Only the problem of randomizig target ip and port in real time and not hurting the throughput of the scan in the process is one tough nugget. I suggest that you read the readme before making judgment about the complexity of this project.

They say popular so it can't be Dart.

AppEngine is not build to support node.js async model, my bet is on Ruby.

> That's the first Google service shutdown that I'm affected by.

You never use Google Code Search RIP?