Dropbox would rather write code twice than try to make C++ work on both iOS and Android
Write once, run anywhere? You must be joking
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Chrome add-on warns netizens when they use a leaked password. Sometimes, they even bother to change it
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Dropbox would rather write code twice than try to make C++ work on both iOS and Android
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