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And Putin laughs.
Does termux boot plugin not work or are you running it from sv?
Using the termux boot plugin I have a few services (sshd etc) and some scripts to connect wireless debugging and start shizuku run without issue. I realize apache is a bit more complex. But it should still be doable
Technically any phone would need to at least be unlocked to allow for most features.
I also have an always on VPN which can’t connect until after first unlock which prevents any wireless communication.


Oops, our logs and all redundant backups were mistakenly deleted and securely overwritten.
By whom? Ooops, our login database had mysteriously corrupted and wiped by our agentic AI.
Here’s 300PB of code and training data for the ai.
Hope that helps.
Now, can we have a little peek at your personal computing devices?


SellTheThings () {
If [ sells this much in this period of time people or supply is low ]; then
raise.prices
elif [ the opposite ]; then
lower.prices
else
same.prices
fi
}
A purely mechanical counting/tabulating device could calculate that.
There is zero actual reason for AI.


If you’ve ever used their printers you’d already know the company does not make consumer goods. They make soul sucking, joy draining, black holes of money, wrapped in a subscription service that locks all your purchases based on whatever the fuck they feel like.
And the last time I had to open up an HP PC I cursed their existence. So much useless stupid plastic that makes repair/upgrade tedious to say the least.
Fuck HP with all the printer cartridges that are still good but unusable because DRM greedy ceos.
I have used pipepipe exclusively for years and have had almost zero issue with it.
Simple. Consistent. Lightweight.


This won’t stop anything
I still use a phone that hasn’t received ota security or play security updates in 4 years.
Yet, they still installed - without notice or consent - safety core (to rescue me from naughty text messages) to scan my images.
Funny how they can rapeload apps onto my devices without my consent that work on 3 generations old hardware/os but they can’t update the security and they want everyone else to register to be able to provide foss apps to people for free.


I just have my old PC’s running Linux connected directly to the tv or projector.
I use a super basic webdav server or free arr matey streaming sites.
I sometimes sftp into devices.
That’s my setup.


Nice try, 13 year old time traveler.


My bank app works without issue inside a private space with sandboxed Play services on my main user profile.
I also have an investment app which runs without any issue whatsoever.
Maybe I’m lucky and these Canadian companies just aren’t dicks about mandating google.
As far as I’m aware, as of now, graphene does not meet googles attestation (Uncertified Device), because google says so, but is easily more secure.
Google’s lockdown has zero to do with security.


You would maybe need to configure separate virtual interfaces for each VPN. And do some routing or a local redirecting proxy (tinyproxy is easy) to ensure things go where you want.
On android there are things that allow you to send traffic to different vpns or proxies by setting listening ports. Something like sagernet or proxychainNG or nekobox.


“You will own nothing and you will be happy.”


Extract all resources, concentrate all power, do war, collapse, repeat.


If they used the negative space that could pad and level the stupid bulge of a camera, they might even be able to fit a headphone jack and an SD card slot and double the battery and put your weed in there.


Glad you’ve found the solution.
There is almost always a solution in about:config to a number or privacy/security issues.


I have nothing to add except the appreciation for everyone who helped and amazement at the vastly differing ways people produced working results.


It’s true.
Everybody recognizes this Guy.




Not sure if this is a thing on other android /iOS devices,but this setting is very much appreciated on graphrneOS

And you can set your network to ONLY use LTE and check the towers your phone is using by using the hidden testing setting on Android by entering
*#*#4636#*#*
on your phones default dialer.


And this app for android is particularly useful:
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.craxiom.networksurvey
Scans cell towers, WiFi signals, Bluetooth, and notifies if a new tower is found.
That link for orbot doesn’t go anywhere. At least for me. A bunch of qr codes - 3 of which 404. None get to a download.
The fdroid link 404s.
Anyway, here’s the current release for android
https://guardianproject.info/fdroid/repo/orbot-latest.apk
If you run Linux you can run it - you don’t need a dedicated server. You can config to your specs. See here https://community.torproject.org/relay/setup/snowflake/
sudo apt install snowflakeor snowflake-proxy for just the server On debian/Ubuntu.
Termux can run the proxy using the same command
And here’s the official site
https://snowflake.torproject.org/
Ironic, though, they don’t use the snowflake widget on their own site
But you can just open this page in any browser https://snowflake.torproject.org/embed.html