I never used sync on reddit (was on boost) The dark overlay feature is absolutely amazing for me
Personally I don’t pay for ultra and don’t really notice the ads
I never used sync on reddit (was on boost) The dark overlay feature is absolutely amazing for me
Personally I don’t pay for ultra and don’t really notice the ads
I really love it! Works better than jerboa on my side.
But waiting for “boost for lemmy” and I’ll see then
It’s probably on the app, apps like snapchat implemented this feature a couple of years ago to notify the other user that a screenshot was taken.
Now that I’m thinking of it, It’s a possibility the application is not actually detecting a screenshot, but that the buttons have been pressed to create one. So perhaps one could circumvent that if you could edit which buttons to trigger a screenshot. I’ll google it, it’s intriguing me
I had this issue on jerboa, seems fine for the last week since I switched to connect
Hey btw Boost is coming to lemmy also!
Wow, I was just mailed a check for 64GB of RAM!
Haha yes limewire et kazaa! Rien de mieux que de downloader un video de 3min de porn pendant 2 heures pis finalement c’est une toune de greenday, ou l’inverse. Bref je me rappelle pas exactememt les détails mais pour certains type de fichiers on obtenait souvent pas ce qu’on voulait… :P
Je suis tombé dessus il y a quelques semaines! C’est vraiment nice et quand meme assez actifs. Les gens parlents de leur salaire, de leur conditions (teletravail ou non), et se donne des conseils sur leur carrière. Donc ouais j’imagine que ca se qualifie de networking, mais c’etait bien vivant comme subreddit c’était le fun de voir comment ca se passe pour les autre gens dans le domaine :)
J’ai switch pour un nouveau parce que ca faisait tellement longtemps que j’utilisais l’autre et je commencais a m’inquiéter que quelqu’un ou une entité retrace mes posts sur toutes les plateformes et me doxx lol
Well I’m not acquainted with Apk tool, but I understand a bit about reverse engineering, so I went on their github page to read about it.
Essentially, an android application is packaged under the .APK extension which lets you install and run the application on your phone. This is akin to a software with the .exe extension on windows. An .apk or .exe is a bunch of compiled code and ressources, this means that in this form, the code is mostly a bunch of mumbo jumbo that no one can understand or make edit to.
By reverse engineering, you transform the .apk to it’s initial state before compilation, the code is now organised, readable, and editable. This allows you to understand what is going on under hood and add new code and functionnalities. If you decide to edit the code, you can package/compile this extended application into a new .APK and enjoy additionnal features in the application.
Note that reverse engineering will not get you an exact copy of the code and file structures the original developper created, it is (in general) an approximation. Depending on the decompiler, you can lose variables names, function names…etc, but the code will work fine.
For an example
If the original developper had this function. private String getAge(String userId) { String age = this.users.get(userId); return age; }
Decompiling might get you :
private String getAge(String var1) { String var2 = this.var3.get(var1); return var2; }
You get the code, but it’s harder to understand than if you had the original code. So reverse engineering / decompiling is useful in some use cases, but not always a miracle.