DroidDock – A sleek macOS app for browsing Android device files via ADB

https://rajivm1991.github.io/DroidDock/

#HackerNews #DroidDock #macOS #ADB #AndroidFiles #app #development

Static Android Debug Bridge (adb)

https://github.com/kiddlu/adb-static

#HackerNews #Static #Android #Debug #Bridge #adb #GitHub #Android #Development #Tools

In che senso?

#Android funziona benissimo senza un account #Google.
Al limite usi AuroraStore installato via F-Droid per quelle rare App di cui non esiste un equivalente su #FDroid stesso.

Io poi disinstallo o disabilito sempre tutti i software di sorveglianza (di Google e non).
Android ti da attivamente una mano: dopo che disabiliti Google Play Services e Google Play, Android ti manda una serie di notifiche minacciose del tipo "Il software Stacippa non funzionerà senza Google Play Service! Corri a riabilitarlo!".
Così io cerco Stacippa su PackageManager per identificarne il nome pacchetto e disinstallarlo (o disabilitarlo, PackageManager fornisce comandi #adb per gli smartphone android non rootati).

O magari non ho capito la tua domanda?

CC: @informatica@feddit.it @informapirata@mastodon.uno

In che senso?

#Android funziona benissimo senza un account #Google.
Al limite usi AuroraStore installato via F-Droid per quelle rare App di cui non esiste un equivalente su #FDroid stesso.

Io poi disinstallo o disabilito sempre tutti i software di sorveglianza (di Google e non).
Android ti da attivamente una mano: dopo che disabiliti Google Play Services e Google Play, Android ti manda una serie di notifiche minacciose del tipo "Il software Stacippa non funzionerà senza Google Play Service! Corri a riabilitarlo!".
Così io cerco Stacippa su PackageManager per identificarne il nome pacchetto e disinstallarlo (o disabilitarlo, PackageManager fornisce comandi #adb per gli smartphone android non rootati).

O magari non ho capito la tua domanda?

CC: @informatica@feddit.it @informapirata@mastodon.uno

My #oneplus3t died. Did not start, did not charge. Cleaned the usb-c port, still did not charge. (It has a notification #led which remained dark, indicating that nothing was happening.) Nevertheless, I left it charging for >24h with no effect.

TL;DR: 100% dead.

As a wild guess with a completely dead phone, I put it for approx. 10h in the refrigerator (roughly somewhere around 5°C), as some urban legends around this exist.

After getting it out, it started booting and went off after some seconds.

After connection to the pc ( #adb, you know) it booted successfully into #lineageos and I was able to do a backup followed by a factory reset.

The battery stayed at 0% while the phone was on. After the factory reset, it even seems to charge properly.

Question: what did the low temperature do?

My #oneplus3t died. Did not start, did not charge. Cleaned the usb-c port, still did not charge. (It has a notification #led which remained dark, indicating that nothing was happening.) Nevertheless, I left it charging for >24h with no effect.

TL;DR: 100% dead.

As a wild guess with a completely dead phone, I put it for approx. 10h in the refrigerator (roughly somewhere around 5°C), as some urban legends around this exist.

After getting it out, it started booting and went off after some seconds.

After connection to the pc ( #adb, you know) it booted successfully into #lineageos and I was able to do a backup followed by a factory reset.

The battery stayed at 0% while the phone was on. After the factory reset, it even seems to charge properly.

Question: what did the low temperature do?