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+Episode: 800
+Title: HPR0800: WebOS
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0800/hpr0800.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-08 02:42:09
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+
+.
+.
+Hello, this is Sunday Man 1, aka,
+H-E-K-A-G-B-B-C.
+I last contributed with the historic science
+on the short show titles,
+sex lines, and so on.
+But anyway, today I just want to talk briefly about
+that unclamable S.
+And why is it even matter?
+Basically, in the embedded space for mobile applications
+or phones, so in phones,
+you have major player, Android,
+and you also have major player, iOS,
+and to a lesser extent,
+Sypian, and to a lesser extent,
+Windows Phone 7.
+And what I want to talk about today is the fact that
+it troubles me that the only
+pure Linux stack, or a 90-tulet stack,
+but the only pseudo Linux stack available now
+is really the first one.
+The first file launch, I should say,
+is really the Android.
+And why it troubles me that basically,
+if you look at this space,
+and I personally have a Nokia N900,
+which I don't know,
+and M5 to be,
+you know, is good enough
+for what I'm working on.
+Problem is,
+it's not really the version file,
+and I'll get to that.
+But the problem is,
+it needs to have,
+my opinion needs to have,
+some things that should be honest.
+And what I mean by that,
+Sypian is,
+the only choice we have,
+is the answer we have to,
+push, go, go,
+keep, go,
+honest,
+go, keep, go,
+two,
+two,
+two,
+two,
+two,
+two.
+One,
+two,
+two,
+four,
+two,
+two.
+have been changed ever so slightly since not until we print it on the phone for the sun.
+Now I guess we'll put it for you.
+So you really need to have one choice if you want to have, if you want to submit it,
+but it's quite frankly, you know, as much as I had this day before, when Tom had done it,
+and they're attempting to come and explain.
+Quite frankly, they were a choice, and they hinted at themselves,
+because people who wanted to try a minute snack, who cared about this or anything,
+who wanted to have something other than an Android, other than a Wolfring, had a choice,
+just like mammal fly and the Mego.
+No kid of screw, they're not growing, being a lot of mistakes, but yet it was a choice.
+And there is an ecosystem up there that supports those devices that are running mammal fly,
+and that made you so, if you don't have the choice, they would typically happen to you.
+People do what they feel they need for their show.
+And the end of the day is a business.
+They are business that's interested in driving people to their advertising,
+driving people to their properties when you're running, you know,
+to show their science in and some of the other things that make it a little bit more open
+or make it less likely that you attract the desk.
+But at the end of the day, they're a business, and they're driving them to their shelves.
+And they should ask Christopher Bauder how much he cares about freedom.
+I'm sure he cares, but he's just one van.
+And that basically is my fault.
+I thought he was flashing this, because I think it lends us up to a bit more conversation
+than what I can give it in a short five to ten minutes of summer.
+Of course, it's not a technical discussion.
+It's more of a discussion-free.
+And a discussion on just my experiences with the embedded space
+that have a lot of passion behind it and a lot of interest in it.
+One I see from the service standpoint.
+Absolutely.
+Technically speaking, Android is probably a very fantastic platform,
+a technical nature, which is worth it.
+But I hope you found some value here.
+You found any value if you disagree.
+Feel free to send me an e-mail.
+So just visit http.ekeg.org, slash blog.
+Give me a weird, or should we email?
+A green at www.ekeg.org.
+Look at Dr. Phil.
+And thanks for your time.
+Thank you for listening to Hacker Public Radio.
+For more information on the show and how to contribute your own shows,
+visit hackerpublicradio.org.
+Thanks for watching.