It says they support payments with the device, but if it doesn’t run android, so also no google wallet, did they actually develop their own payments platform?
It says they support payments with the device, but if it doesn’t run android, so also no google wallet, did they actually develop their own payments platform?
Streaming is still cheaper than cable
That really depends on where you live. With my current provider here in the Netherlands, I would be paying 12.50 euros extra for TV.
Netflix standard is already more expensive than that at 13.99.
Yeah, the only thing I’ve ever seen is the MOK management thingy your bios will throw you into if something wants to add a new key, but iirc that can only list the key you’re about to add, not all of them. I also have no idea how you get to that menu without adding a new key.
Some people might want this, I just don’t get why this has to be built in to the browser, instead of an official add-on.
Especially considering it looks like they just embedded the chatgpt website in an embedded window.
Qbittorrent has a feature to execute a command on torrent complete iirc. You might be able to write a few ffmpeg commands to verify and delete/move/whatever based on that result. Not very user-friendly though ofc and requires some bash knowledge.
Looks like they have flat variants as well:
Yeah most TV’s I’ve seen either have a PC setting, or have a game mode that just turns everything off.
It doesn’t according to LG’s product page at least.
Also, wtf is this spec:
Ah i had no idea, that sucks
You could just buy a prepaid throwaway SIM. Pretty sure those are super cheap.
I don’t know connectbot, but it’s probably not putting the keys where openssh is expecting them.
By default, ssh looks for keys in ~/.ssh/id_rsa(.pub for the public key).
What I would do is just run ssh-keygen from termux, let it create the .ssh folder and set the correct permissions etc., see where it put that folder, and then just replace the id_rsa files with those from connectbot.
The views are all just webviews. You can find all of the pages in the app/src/main/assets/pages folder, it’s all html and css.
Their package name is also still com.example, their target sdk doesn’t match their compile sdk, and also neither match with the target sdk in their AppManifest.xml.
So I’m guessing this is just someone who isn’t really familiar with java or native android views or something, so just decided to build it in something they do know instead.