zb3

4 ms·

1.
by zb3 5d ago
Yes I have read the forum post and discussions here before commenting. I can fall victim to scams if I willingly take the risk and buy something cheaper than official authorized sellers offer. Thanks to this risk I haven't yet lost all
2.
by zb3 5d ago
They still didn't release the full OS in Android Studio (only AOSP preview AVD available). I have many questions - would the bootloader be unlockable? Would the user have at least `adb shell` access without workarounds like wireless de
3.
by zb3 5d ago
> As they clearly explained, giving you the choice to swap the RAM chips would create broader systemic problems that would lead to bad customer experiences and a support burden for their organization. I can swap RAM on my laptop. What br
4.
by zb3 5d ago
Oh no, there were bad actors on the market, let's lock the hardware so cheaper but genuine options can't emerge. > When the unit doesn’t work correctly, the anger and RMA requests are directed back at the Raspberry Pi It's
5.
by zb3 5d ago
We can't normalize this cash-grab user-hostile late stage capitalism bullshit. Their argument assumes users are idiots - we had swappable components for years, and while there were cheating actors, market has invented things like brand
6.
by zb3 7d ago
> I wonder how low Google will sink next time. Oh, the possibilities are endless and they're just getting started. Besides stopping releases of AOSP completely they could also mandate that any "certified" Android device sh
7.
by zb3 7d ago
HarmonyOS kernel (HongMeng) is not only closed source but also encrypted. Those devices do not allow you to unlock the bootloader or install apps not signed by them (albeit I don't know how that works for emulator apps, a signed Androi
8.
by zb3 8d ago
It might seem like Google is doing nothing wrong, one might ask "why would they have to share everything with others, thank them for sharing AOSP at all!", however in my view, Android giving Pixel (which is one of OEMs producing &
9.
by zb3 9d ago
"Write a post about decreasing limits so that this information is as obfuscated as possible."
10.
by zb3 9d ago
Just like rewriting system tools (that worked) in a new version of the same thing that works the same way but breaks backwards compatibility. Yet they apparently love that.
11.
by zb3 9d ago
Meanwhile it's been over a year and they can't fix the basic screen recording issue: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/work_items/4051 I even pointed LLMs at this and spent extra time to
12.
by zb3 10d ago
So the non-noob-but-asshole (supposedly talented) dev was relying on the fact that Sony would not run the same tools "noobs" did. Well, that's.. not smart.
13.
by zb3 10d ago
Good, hopefully "noobs" with LLMs will replace assholes.
14.
by zb3 17d ago
No, this is the religion here
15.
by zb3 21d ago
My view is that current "emission reduction" just moves jobs to China and India, which decreases overall labor rights and negatively affects the working class.. Still, if you want to have your new iPhone 18/19/20 pro ult
16.
by zb3 25d ago
Good to know they're getting desperate, the sooner they implode the better
17.
by zb3 25d ago
So bullshit safeguards are still there.
18.
by zb3 1mo ago
We also have modelscope.cn, I'm sure that one won't get acquired
19.
by zb3 1mo ago
Not just security researchers, these safeguards can flag ordinary reverse engineering or even debugging tasks, this is pure comedy..
20.
by zb3 1mo ago
Amazon should be criminally liable for this attempted destruction of property.
21.
by zb3 1mo ago
I'd not consider it malware if its sole purpose is to do ad/click fraud. The user is not the target here, the user's enemies are :)
22.
by zb3 1mo ago
The question is whether the new gen Snapdragon Elite SoCs will finally support non-protected KVM? That would make native "linux terminal" (which has GUI support) work.. so far Qualcomm is the only flagship vendor that doesn't
23.
by zb3 1mo ago
Screw you Anthropic and screw your gatekeeping, Opus 5 refuses even basic reverse engineering / patching tasks, even BPF is apparently too dangerous, you lost your minds..
24.
by zb3 1mo ago
As someone who used AI to build tools that help me with reverse engineering, I'm not particularly concerned about that political discourse - I could even use a model from the DPRK that constantly praises Kim Jong Un, as long as it woul
25.
by zb3 1mo ago
We can know if this is Anthropic/OpenAI by testing the "guardrails" - absurd guardrails = it's them, reasonable/no guardrails = Chinese models.. (as a bonus - thinking forever = GLM)
26.
by zb3 1mo ago
Pixel kernel drivers which are GPLv2, you need them to build the kernel modules from source. Git tags in this case refer to beta versions, but it being "beta" doesn't mean they can delay the release.
27.
by zb3 1mo ago
Too low blood pressure? Not anymore, thanks Apple.
28.
by zb3 1mo ago
Device support is poor, no official GSI versions (with hacks, but still..) are available. Of course money has to be involved.. try asking them whether device X will be supported or try reporting a bug. First you'll be verbally abused b
29.
by zb3 1mo ago
Murena could, Jolla could, GrapheneOS could do that too (possibly Nexphone also did but we'll find out; only GrapheneOS will give us flagship experience though). Of course these (except Jolla?) are still based on the Android model, but
30.
by zb3 1mo ago
You're not being negative enough when it comes to non-Android linux phones, and even when it comes to Android, there's just ONE serious project - GrapheneOS which has people working full-time and which will be officially supported

More ›