If you have access to the port, you can do some really cool stuff, like installing Magisk (app for generating rooted version of the Android ROM based on your filesystem), unlocking bootloader and flashing the image, since some manufacturers don’t know that less is more.

I’ll just buy a second-hand 2011 Skoda Fabia. Compact car that just works and doesn’t spy on you. Though I’d rather buy the LPG version of it because it costs 86 eurocents/liter here.

So it’ll be possible to root the car through an OBD2 port, theoretically.

No it isn’t, just look up how to hook up a laptop to an EDR for your specific car.

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He’s done the main quest. Now he’s doing the side quests.

The UI is proprietary and it’s too complicated to use IMO. I just use Trivalent for non-critical work like doing practice tests for driver’s license and Brave in Kicksecure VMs for Google, Claude Desktop (yes, it works on Linux), my school site and I also have my Gentoo-based development VM there.

At least they’re based in a better jurisdiction where you need to get a warrant before spying.

.ml doesn’t block VPNs.

Factorio, 100%

Holy shit, this is worse than Chat Control (that required “only” on-device OS equivalent of MS Recall)

Prusas are better fr.

Plus Odin is a pain to work with as you have to rely on leaked tools (Odin3 for Windows and Odin4 for Linux) to do anything official.

Part of AMD GPUs that you can run code on.

Not taking any sides here but Revolut just works if you download it from the Play store. I tried APKPure and it refused to start.

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The EU approach is not without its own problems. The reference code is open, but the operational system is not self-hostable. You cannot run your own trusted identity provider. The wallet apps require Google Play Services or the iOS equivalent, which locks out users of privacy-focused Android distributions like GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, and LineageOS. […]

ollama launch <your AI agentic frontend here> -- "Write me an age attestastion app for Android that implements EU's attestation reference framework without any bootloader checks."

Fuck it, I’ll just host my own Lemmy instance.

Or just set init=/bin/sh.

for script in $(find /etc/init/start); do
    exec $script &
done

sleep

Undoubtedly the best init system that exists. No fluff, just starts services.