Redjard

Redjard, 2 months ago

It’s a user input device, that in an electric circuit can allow power to either pass through it or not.

Redjard, 2 months ago

There are tvs that wait a month before giving you a big manually dismissed popup about not being connected to the internet.

Redjard, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

Been paying a bunch on my rooted custom a13 rom in the past 2 months. 1 single magisk module (Play Integrity Fix by chiteroman) was all it took, simpler than it has been in a long time. I have full safetynet or 2/3 play integrity reliably, which to my understanding is all google can reasonably enforce on modern devices and android versions for a while to come.

So with sadness I must say I can’t use google pay at all … cause they killed it. But google wallet (formerly google pay, formerly android pay, formerly google wallet, formerly google checkout), works just fine

Redjard, 2 months ago

Indeed. I have found an article which I hope I can simply keep bookmarked to make it a simple task following whatever the next method may be.

But I have also found things calm down considerably over time, google seems to concentrate their resources on recent android versions. Once a15 or a16 are out for a bit, I probably won’t even have to update the module anymore.

All my older rooted phones have access to everything, even after years of not caring at all.

Redjard, 2 months ago (edited 2 months ago)

You can use Simple Play Integrity Checker on IzzyOnDroid (fdroid repo) or the play store. It also checks safetynet.
If gpaywallet works that would indicate 2/3 play integrity if your android is recent I think, so it might be unrelated to the api. 3/3 isn’t enforceable yet afaik, too many legitimate devices can’t pass it.

Apps can still bring their own root checks, but magiskhide should allow you to pass those.
Unless the app is quite nasty and checks for the mere presence of apps that don’t do much without root or xposed, in which case there are also modules that allow you to limit what apps other apps can see being installed (really seeing installed apps should be a permission, but sadly it isn’t on most roms yet)

Redjard, 2 months ago

Sample GIF:
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Redjard, 2 months ago

Sample animated transparent webp:
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Redjard, 2 months ago

In contrast to pages like giphy, I’m not enshittified.
In fact you have to commit some serious jank to have a link serve a gif file if included in a page but a website if opened directly. Those “services” have worked hard to maje your experience worse.

What I did is the default. You put the file into the directory of your website and it’ll work like that.

Redjard, 3 months ago

How about phones sold preinstalled with a custom rom?

Redjard, 3 months ago

That is what I hope, but I couldn’t find something referencing that. I suppose I’ll update Feb 2025 on if I’ve been charged

Redjard, 3 months ago

Great, thanks. I should have read the blog, it’s quite to the point.

Redjard, 3 months ago

Why are you flagged as a bot?

Redjard, 3 months ago

Just like any other user through a history containing high-enough-quality interactions.
It is a flag set manually, so a malicious/undercover bot would not have it set. It’s more odd than suspicious.

I did look into your comments and saw no bot-like ones at all, which is why I asked. Is it like a stylistic decision or are you procrastinating actually developing the bot?

Redjard, 3 months ago

np glad to help good bot, keep fixing dat 4 me

Redjard, 3 months ago

Swiss chees model of accident tyranny prevention
Governments are imperfect systems, you wanna have redundancies over redundancies. What you are saying is kinda like “I don’t think we need separation of power, we just need to get the laws just right so noone can break their election promises and abuse their power”.
As cheese layers go, not having a way of permanently stripping people of rights, and stripping prisoners of as few rights as possible temporarily, is a pretry solid cheese layer. In governments, it’s relatively easy to introduce laws targeting critical systems of balance like protesting, because governments have to change laws as one of their main functions. Separation of power is nice, it limits bad (vague) laws, and allows implementing tiers of importance in laws like constitutional laws being harder to override than regular laws, among many other benefits. But if protesting is allowed in the cpnstitution, criminalize making noise yaknow.

Redjard, 3 months ago

22Ah at 4.35V would be 96Wh, which iirc is just under the limit of 100Wh you can take on flights in the us, and thus the limit for basically all laptops.

Redjard, 3 months ago

The easy to show part was the second sentence of my comment.

This is really useful physics trivia, because the basic truth is easy to show from a simple law, but the detailed explanations go quite in-depth.

With lenses, you trade bewteen angular accuracy and light density.

For a challenge, try it with LEDs. Where do you find the source “temperature”, you can get from focusing an LEDs light?

Redjard, 3 months ago

Thats definitely hugely relevant, yes.

Redjard, 3 months ago

It outright prevents any legislation mandating backdoors, on a level harder to change than even a constitution.