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by rom1v 9y ago
I discovered --simplify-by-decoration thanks to the article. Thank you :)
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by rom1v 9y ago
Hi, We recently published an open source application to display and control Android devices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16544977 Since then, I investigated how to forward audio, and implemented something experimen
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Show HN: Add audio forwarding to scrcpy (a tool to display Android devices)(github.com)
1 points by rom1v 9y ago|1 comments
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by rom1v 9y ago
It now works wirelessly: https://www.genymotion.com/blog/open-source-project-scrcpy-n... ;)
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by rom1v 9y ago
Note that Genymobile/Genymotion is the company which open sources scrcpy ;-)
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by rom1v 9y ago
> Unfortunately, in the case of Android apps you wouldn't have css selectors to simplify simulation of clicks on specific elements. There is UIAutomator, you can select components based on text, class, index, etc. https:/&#x2F
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by rom1v 9y ago
10 minutes? Wow! It's probably due to the initial gradle build. On my laptop, after a new "git clone", the whole build takes 18s for me. If I use the prebuilt server ( https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy#
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by rom1v 9y ago
In Show HN rules: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html > Blog posts […] can't be Show HNs.
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by rom1v 9y ago
Actually, it won't work with the current version because of an adb bug ("adb reverse" does not work over "adb connect"): https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/37066218 The solution would be to
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by rom1v 9y ago
It has been devoloped for a specific use case (it is included in a B2B application where the user may need to display and control devices connected on USB). But you might use it for other reasons, like typing text messages from your compute
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Scrcpy – An app to display and control Android devices(blog.rom1v.com)
317 points by rom1v 9y ago|56 comments
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by rom1v 9y ago
Fair enough. I had nothing interesting to say about the new GDB release, but the checksum used surprised me. Hence the question.
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by rom1v 9y ago
Cool, but why are the release checksums in MD5?
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by rom1v 9y ago
They should provide a status page for the status page.
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by rom1v 9y ago
The purpose was to show that something lifetime-bound to a part of a struct becomes lifetime-bound to the whole struct when returned from a function. Using mutable references is the minimal way to get this.
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by rom1v 9y ago
Yes, you're right, this particular (artificial) example could be rewritten easily so that it compiles. But the point was to show that a compiling program may not compile anymore after factoring some code into a private method.
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by rom1v 9y ago
> I think the part where they're trying to abstract out a `content` method could be made to work by adding braces, so that the `&self` borrow goes away earlier than the end of the function. Not in that case. It helps when droppi
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Gnirehtet rewritten in Rust(blog.rom1v.com)
159 points by rom1v 9y ago|38 comments
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by rom1v 10y ago
It's the reverse of "tethering"... ;-)
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by rom1v 10y ago
Since it is intended to be controlled from the computer only, there is fonctionally little benefit to install the client from another channel ("./gnirehtet rt" installs it if necessary).
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by rom1v 10y ago
(gnirehtet author here) I guess that they use the same principles (though I can't check easily since it's proprietary). In that case, the main difference is that gnirehtet is free and open source software.