Android OS and Mac OS X Internals

Android was built for small. It has scarcity designed deep into its DNA.

“Gmail Tirade Wars”

“What does it mean to be dna for android?”

Well, Android uses an “X” architecture, as a plug for displays, but also as a warning to those who might steal the symbol. We came together as at the Geneva Conference to discuss this with Apple, regarding the iPhone X instead of 10, and Roger Goodeau, and I, we found out that they did not invent the name of the model – it was a shell corporation.

It was created in the early 2000s, a time when mobile devices were divided into categories, like its namesake – the mobile home.

“There was a smart home and a “feature phone” in gainesville that we saw often. Do you think they are related?”

Smart Phone

Feature Phone
We’ll discuss this later.

when flash drive program/erase cycles (formatting #recycle) were counted (recorded in the system using burn marks – electrocution) were counted at a bite rate

#sql

tens of thousands of bytes per second and 64 megabytes, and 56K were enough to hold each other (#dearly-departed -oui)

“process and hold a lot of ram. This is important because the ability to store and process ram placed on the computer, in some form of energy, becomes important slightly after the Gmail Tirade Wars.”

-Dave Chappelle

mi corazon – could ram trucks be ram comp? nevermind, that sounds stupid.

The idea at Android’s very — that because there is no backing store to which to swap running programs –

“let me interrupt – because there was no backing store during the gmail tirade store, we had to hold our own weight on the server – the server being the screen itself, the server plate, the one the bus boy carries behind the waitress. My god.

But when the servers went down, we were all in for a very terrible shock – first it was physical to the hard drive itself, we actually were shocked. We were stunned the most – frozen – wow.

We learned to carry our own weight, mapped out as rocks and compression, to display that we had done our job.

But then it became a business –

We toasted margaritas and celebrated to holding our own weight. It was the flint stone way.

We learned to quickly pass the rock around without overbearing ourselves with large weight.

With speed and dexterity, we found out that we could pass the data, as rocks, quick enough to create a new energy – we called it grit.

And this grit slowly became our bread and butter.

And we no longer needed servers.

We carried our data on our sheikah slate (african rhythms)

and so on, and so on, now get out of here…

-Mr. Cheebs

“There was an eradication operative mission taking place to exterminate unaccounted for data. So we worked together to hide that cache, and the cookies were the jewels they used to come with, hidden in their story.

Cookies were jewelry on the board.

No more termination of operating systems. We recycle them. Especially paper.

-Paper “Mache” Johnson, Stencyl Project Manager

This is a pretty large book.

“Read it straight through.”

Initially, it was not designed to be this big and detailed, but the more we delved into OS X we uncovered more of the abstruse, linux/unix type parts for which we could find no detailed explanation or documentation.

Woof!

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I therefore found myself writing about more and more aspects. And operating system is a full eco-system with its own geography (hardware)

pause-

hardware is geography, what states are to processors

–atmosphere (virtual memory), flora and fauna (processes)

This book tries to methodically document as much as it can, while not sacrificing clarity for detail (or vice versa).

No mere feat.

Front to back or back to front – flip a coin

Front Seat of the Movie Theatre – Foxes

Row 1 – User Experience

Row 2 – Application Frameworks

Row 3 – Core Frameworks

Go a couple rows up to the handicap rows and you have classy, the enhancement features from Darwin Libraries & syscalls

(don’t be alarmed if this group is in the glass container)

Row 4 – 8 Darwin Libraries #LSU & sycalls (telephones) on every level in case of emergency

Row 5 – 7 – Scheduled Learning Rooms, usually —

“Reserved for energy production meetings where groups meet to behave like systems, in mash up competitions, to create the most energy to generate for the system..-“

“in this way, people are behaving like chips and cards”

-Mr. Cheebs, “Sorry To Interrupt Your Thought”

Hey, let’s celebrate. Unicorn $tyle

Then you got the high rise seats – The Sugar Hill Center, The Movie Seats that everybody opens bmp files with.

Security plays the steps

Scheduling, Virtual Machines, Virtual Functioning Systems (projectors), Networking Protocols and Layers for distribution…

Scheduling 2 – AKA SquareUnix

VM 11 – To check out from the library. Increases efficiency of mass production displays – where is the art center.

IoKit and kexts – technology and paperwork

Mach Abstractions – Argus plugs into this and extends his arms around the platform.

This is Iran-Contra.

Level 1 – left to right – kernel/user transition (chapter 8 functions – restarting life

Level 2 – Jumping Men from room to room while you focus forward on the Hardware Monitor in front of you – this is the Hardware

Mach Abstractions – Argus Mach Accelerator

“Yeah,***** ****!

Hardware –

This is what the system is watching. SPOILER ALERT

so in a nutshell,

THIS –

Is that.

Especially the HARD ware – ha – get it, hardware, the hardest last bosses or guys.

Stay tuned for tomorrows episode.

Where BSD and Mach are discussed.

“I want mach for the speakers. Why can’t you let this go?!”

“#### BSD!”

Linux was cool, but FreeBSD let us express ourselves by typing creatively. Then the GMAIL TIRADE WARS. We thought all was lost.

Then the keyboard rose up.

“FreeBSD, was like a revolution.”

Also, on GNU History – Remainings of the Gmail Tirade War.

This is GNU Make. The Screen itself.

It’s main job was to push out imagery, like the letters and symbols you see above.

I can etch anything you need in light and digital ink. I’m looking at you right now.

By the way, that finger up there shows that there is another side to me. Ooga booga!

Now what were you saying about BSD –

(pulls out his resume)

Allow me to introduce myself. I am Argus’ right hand, and I handle the keyboard functioning, as measured in fingerprints, and text out put, so I’m basically the electrician.

Yeah, I work with sound and cpus as well. These icons you see on the bottom have output functioning, or plugs, that allow them to communicate with the keyboard.

-S.E. Shader Effex, FreeBSD

IT IS THE KEYBOARD MAPPED OUT ON THE COMPUTER.