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Picked one up for Christmas and have already been having a blast with it today. Yes, it is supremely hackable, try awesome-flipperzero [1] as a starting point.
by gipp 3y ago
Picked one up for Christmas and have already been having a blast with it today. Yes, it is supremely hackable, try awesome-flipperzero [1] as a starting point. The iOS exploit discussed here is already patched as of a week or two ago, fwiw.
[1] https://github.com/djsime1/awesome-flipperzero https://github.com/djsime1/awesome-flipperzero
- javawizard 3y agoOk this is the silliest nitpick but like... The personality/emotionality of the flipper zero has been the biggest thing stopping me from using mine more. Like, I classify myself as an empath, and it's physically painful to think about using it and having to face the dolphin's sad face if it's been a while. Looks like I need to hack mine to not get sad when I don't use it. Digital antidepressants, as it were...
- felurx 3y agoYou could use a custom firmware that allows asset packs, and just remove/replace either the sad animations or just all of them.
- xnzakg 3y agoObviously the best option is to just use it regularly enough that the dolphin doesn't get sad!
- PNewling 3y agoI've heard of these, but don't own one. Is the dolphin the equivalent of the Duolingo bird, or were you making a joke? (Sorry to ruin the joke if you were making one, I was just curious!)
- gipp 3y agoCloser to a Tomagotchi. It's just some cute little pixel animations. It "levels up" as you use it, and has a mood based on frequency of usage, and randomly rotates between different activities. It doesn't affect anything the device actually does, it's just for fun.