[Bravo Android Development] skeevydude:
I don't even like thinking about MS2 :rolleyes:. I put an unhealthy amount of time into just the camera alone. :eek:

I'll tell ya, my biggest problem is that I can only maintain the Bravo -- I can keep the repos up to date with Quarx\Defy, merge a bit of code, compile and kang, but I'm not a programmer\coder so I have to guess on some of the Bravo related fixes (as well as some of the code merges, but merging code is a completely different thing than writing code). I also can't recieve uart output to debug the kernel -- I saw Quarx put a "Moto Ramdisk" on his website. I see that SylllogyKing is on the custom kernel forums, so have you tried it yet?

I started working on the CM7 ports last night, but I fell asleep sitting up about 3 minutes in (I slept sitting at my PC for 6 hours last night). My job sucks and leaves me tired at the end of the day -- laborer, tote heavy stuff, up and down ladders all day, etc. When I get home, I usually have an hour or two of errands I run for my parents, then I clean up (myself and home), then I get to play with roms -- then is usually 8-10 pm. What sucks is its the worst paying job I've ever had. 8 an hour -- I'm used to 12-16 an hour; what sucks is if minimum wage was calculated to today's cost of living, it would be between 12-18 an hour depending on which state you lived in, 15 for mine. Simply put, at the end of the week, all I can afford is groceries, gas, cigarettes, and a quarter of smoke (cheap Mexican, nothing good). I'd like a better job, but I filled out applications for 4 and a half years and this is the only one that called back. I feel bad for the people getting screwed by Obamacare -- some jobs are cutting hours from 40+ hours a week to 32- hours a week so they don't have to provide insurance to workers (or cutting complete jobs altogether to be compliant by law for the remaining employees' benefits). While I agree that we all need coverage, what were getting isn't what we need.

Instead of forcing everyone to have medical insurance, the better solution would be to reduce the cost of medical school and MALPRACTICE insurance, make commonly taken (pain)pills available without a prescription, and have the government come in and limit how much doctors can charge for doing their job. I'd like to be able to go into a store and pick up some pain pills -- I've cracked my tail bone twice and some days I can step wrong or fall on my ass and it'll hurt for days on end. I'd be a lot happier with America if the government would just come out and be openly Socialist like they want to; I'd rather America be a free-market Communism, but that's just me. I'm not a Socialist, I don't believe in laws passed for the safety of individuals -- makes people complainers and takes away one's sense of PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY.

Wow, didn't mean to go on a rant like that. But I have one more thing to add, maybe make some American's lol -- my biggest issue in paying taxes is our road crews -- I don't want to pay taxes to an organization that hires 20 people to watch one guy digging in a tractor with another guy as a spotter, and two guys starting and stopping traffic. Seriously, the next time you see a state road crew, actually watch what's going on and who's doing what. That said, I'd love to have the $14 an hour job to hold the sign to start and stop traffic. :cool:

I'm exhausted. Well, time to get ready for work. Any other crew would pay $4-$10 an hour more for what I'm about to go do -- I hate my job.