GranPC

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by GranPC 2y ago
This would only be possible on rooted devices, and even then it could take some considerable effort depending on the manufacturer. The way call audio is routed on Android is SoC specific and often a pain to intercept or alter.
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by GranPC 2y ago
Originally it used Windows's built-in embeddable IE thing, which as you can imagine was not stellar for security. IIRC there have been some incidents with bad servers serving up MOTDs that exploited vulnerabilities in Trident to execut
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by GranPC 2y ago
It didn't get much better in Source either, much to my dismay.
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by GranPC 2y ago
Unfortunately there is no port of ML to my specific model. I did some porting work myself by running the camera firmware in QEMU, but to be able to run it on hardware I apparently needed some signing key that only the Magic Lantern lead dev
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by GranPC 2y ago
This is hugely dependent on whether the camera supports clean HDMI output - that is, without overlays. My Canon camera for example insists on showing a focus square over HDMI no matter what, and it is impossible to disable.
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by GranPC 2y ago
> In the end, it took about 8 hours to get this project finished, which was spread out over multiple weeks. Considering that I usually fill my bottle once a day, and it takes about 50 seconds to do so, this will have a positive return-on
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by GranPC 2y ago
Can anyone explain how the last snippet works?
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by GranPC 2y ago
Yeah, I am not the biggest fan of iOS Safari because of things like these. In my case, disabling most default interactions was a desirable property because I wanted to handle all the UI myself - but I understand that may not always be a goo
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by GranPC 2y ago
I think you can work around it by listening on the touchstart event on your element and calling e.preventDefault(). Don't have an iPhone handy to test it right now, but I believe that's how I fixed that issue in my web game.
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by GranPC 2y ago
FWIW I used to experience the same thing sporadically on Mac, about 10 years ago. Not just you - but a rare bug.
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by GranPC 2y ago
A virtual filesystem to "simulate" the MPQ files on-demand based off the raw deduplicated assets was the exact thing that came to mind when I read the OP. Happy to help on this. Email in profile.
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by GranPC 2y ago
It looks like SWEBOK Guide, guide to the SWEBOK, and SWEBOK are all used interchangeably. I wonder if they have a chapter on naming conventions.
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by GranPC 2y ago
> know it won't read whatever is in that notification, Aren't notification contents E2E? The website is rather light on details.
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by GranPC 2y ago
Good call! I was gonna specifically say "close the tab before reconnecting" but totally forgot about SWs.
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by GranPC 2y ago
You can disable your Internet connection after the game has loaded.
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by GranPC 2y ago
> broadcasting 90 seconds or more of pure silence Have a link or info on this? Sounds interesting but can't find anything.
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by GranPC 2y ago
Easily probably not the word I'd use. Anything that runs on wlroots should be doable with not a lot of effort. Beyond that, tricky. sxmo doesn't use hardware acceleration though so not too bad.
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by GranPC 2y ago
We are not actively working on it, although some work has been done in that direction as a weekend project. It's not something we are ruling out, but we want to focus on delivering something that works, and works well. If the product d
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by GranPC 2y ago
It is Phosh. It can run Plasma Mobile too, but I'm told it's still a bit early in development.
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by GranPC 2y ago
What kind of scenarios would you like to see the autofocus working in?
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by GranPC 2y ago
We work with the same ODM that supplied the hardware for the Gigaset GX6. We do not resell Gigaset phones directly, but we do use the same reference design.
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by GranPC 2y ago
That's a good question, sorry I missed your comment. I honestly don't know of an "easy" way to do that. If you have enough time on your hands you could decompile it and take a look. You could also try running it on a spa
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by GranPC 2y ago
Good catch. We'll fix that. Thanks!
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by GranPC 2y ago
Community is what got me here in the first place. :) Fair enough! Noted.
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by GranPC 2y ago
I'll write something in the dev blog, thanks. We use Phosh, with some minor patches. Upstream Phosh is pretty good as it is!
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by GranPC 2y ago
My biggest hold-up with that sort of work is that Facebook has previously threatened to ban users who use third-party clients, and then they have gone through with the threat. Is this no longer the case?
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by GranPC 2y ago
Not on this device in particular, but I've seen it done in the Droidian community. Similar steps should work, although I heard it's a little janky.
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by GranPC 2y ago
I agree with you on some points - I do know a lot of people (myself included) have been bitten in the past many years by Linux phones that didn't do what they really claimed they'd eventually do. There's not much I can do the
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by GranPC 2y ago
Once you turn on full disk encryption, the phone will reboot once and begin to encrypt the entire filesystem in the background. Further reboots will require that you input your FDE password (which can be different from your lock screen pass
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by GranPC 2y ago
Yes. It doesn't even require a lot of time, all the build scripts are on our GitHub.

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