{"push_id":2596824802,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/master","head":"0800877e15506abf89e069fa5d75471f379d80e5","before":"91be99757b5ab0255d34e9ee142773a5ce60b744","commits":[{"sha":"0800877e15506abf89e069fa5d75471f379d80e5","author":{"name":"Michael Syson","email":"e8773b2c0b0997a99f9e13019c8b6416f87bbf62@gmail.com"},"message":"+initial commit\n--> The code is a derivative work/based on the usbong_ping_pong app, which uses components from the other Usbong apps that run on the Android operating system.\n--> In the README file on the Usbong AMP page, I included other possible solutions besides the use of the app.\n--> I honestly find possible solution 9) quite interesting: \"create an echo/audio feedback loop\".\n--> In software, this would cause an \"infinite\" loop.\n--> I say \"infinite\", because it will loop until the program has used up all available resources.\n--> Once it does, the software/program will crash, or end.\n--> Since we know that there is only a finite amount of resources that a computer/machine can use and allocate for a given program/software, the operating system that runs such program would, by design, automatically close it.\n--> This is to prevent the program from:\n--> 1) affecting other running programs adversely and producing strange behaviors to happen.\n--> 2) eventually causing the entire system to shutdown/breakdown.\n--> A system in the form of the Java Virtual Machine would throw an error, e.g. \"Out of Memory\" error, before closing the program.\n--> This is to give a clue to its developers/maintenance people as to the cause of the crash, or the closing of the program.\n--> Indeed, after doing programming work for about 10 years, I've learned that the problems, the errors, and those little questions about how else to improve the app/system are never, ever going to run out.\n--> No matter how good your design is, there will always be stuff that'll come up, such as components that break, or can be further improved.\n--> Here's a snippet of an email I shared years ago with my student who, in more ways than one, is special:\n\"Besides, wasn't it fun? It's like you're in a quest! You can even imagine yourself as a detective! The errors that come out are your clues--pieces in a puzzle that you gradually uncover as you trace your steps and look at the scene of the crime. Soon, you'll find the culprit, and all will be well, until of course a new case presents itself, and the hero in you is called forth once more to rise again and be the watchful protector your program deserves.\"\n--> To this I would now add that this system we call \"life\" is more fun, when we're with a company of good friends, building something together.\n--> And while the demands of various people and society, albeit, perhaps, with good intentions, have often become a noisy confusion, I do feel that as a natural progression of life, my wife, Justyn, (in agreement) and I would be given the quiet and peace we'd need to build our own family that is not necessarily \"better\", but \"sufficient\" in being a contributing member of society, at home here in the Philippines.","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/usbong/usbong_amp/commits/0800877e15506abf89e069fa5d75471f379d80e5"}]}
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