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public class MessageCache {
    public final ArrayList<Message> messages = new ArrayList<>();
    int messageLimit;

    public MessageCache(int limit) {
        messageLimit = limit;
    }

    public void addMessage(@Nonnull Message msg) {
        for (Message m : messages)

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-- critical amount of fuel
settings_criticalFuelAmount = 1200

-- how many seconds wait before updating stats
settings_loopWaitTime = 1

-- animated icon color
settings_iconColor = colors.red

-- background color

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EN:
1. Download the VcXsrv application:
  https://sourceforge.net/projects/vcxsrv/files/latest/download
2. Disable Windows Firewall (I had it blocking WSL somehow)
3. Run the VcXsrv application. Do not change any settings.
  When you are prompted to enter additional parameters for VcXsrv, specify "-ac" there, and click "Next" and then "Done".
4. Enter the command `ipconfig.exe` at the Windows command prompt and copy the IPv4 address of the Ethernet adapter.
5. Run WSL and run the following command:
  `export DISPLAY=IP_ADDRESS_FROM_IPCONFIG:0.0` (without ``)
    For example, `export DISPLAY=192.168.43.109:0.0`

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#!/bin/sh

# Works in android terminal (for example, Terminal Emulator from Google Play, Termux app or adb shell)),
#  but requires root rights. You should run this script from root user.
# 
# The lowmemorykiller module is responsible for clearing the
#  device's RAM by terminating background processes.
#
# Have you ever noticed that after minimizing an application for 5 minutes,
#  when you maximize it, it starts up as if you hadn't used it before?

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sudo apk add clang gcc musl-dev
pip install multidict --user

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apt update && apt upgrade -y
apt install python make wget termux-exec clang libjpeg-turbo freetype -y
env INCLUDE="$PREFIX/include" LDFLAGS=" -lm" pip install Pillow