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Jabor posted:did you start calling it "thiccness" as a workaround 
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Cold on a Cob posted:lol scroogled again Lol yes I ran into this exactly just recently. I think my second attempt was also reserved, not sure if I tried "Trips" or something similar
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mobby_6kl posted:Lol yes I ran into this exactly just recently. I think my second attempt was also reserved, not sure if I tried "Trips" or something similar i went with "Travel!!!!!"
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Going back to that guy saying his Andoird was freaking out and calling 911 and poo poo, like, how does that even happen? What sort of goofy race condition could happen in that operating system that would cause that? lol
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trilljester posted:Going back to that guy saying his Andoird was freaking out and calling 911 and poo poo, like, how does that even happen? What sort of goofy race condition could happen in that operating system that would cause that? lol with bad enough programming anything is possible
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trilljester posted:Going back to that guy saying his Andoird was freaking out and calling 911 and poo poo, like, how does that even happen? What sort of goofy race condition could happen in that operating system that would cause that? lol phone camera detected a dark skin tone nearby
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speaking of bad software… a bug in pixel phones for the last 5 years has been including the full image data in files cropped by the pixel phone’s image markup tool. in many cases the original image can be recovered from these. https://twitter.com/itssimontime/status/1636857478263750656
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The Management posted:speaking of bad software… a bug in pixel phones for the last 5 years has been including the full image data in files cropped by the pixel phone’s image markup tool. in many cases the original image can be recovered from these. lol
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we’re talking about in the security thread. Basically 5 years ago someone at google changed the behavior for the write only flag in an android core library from using the C fopen behavior to the POSIX open behavior. In fopen write only implies the truncate flag which zeros out the file on open. In the posix open write only does not do anything to the file until you write to it. it is not clear if this was an intentional change
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The Management posted:speaking of bad software… a bug in pixel phones for the last 5 years has been including the full image data in files cropped by the pixel phone’s image markup tool. in many cases the original image can be recovered from these. lol, ok, that is hilarious in how bad it is. though easy to miss in a week where samsung socs all over turn out to have fatal flaw where an (unanswered) phone call can take over the device from the firmware level.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:lol, ok, that is hilarious in how bad it is. if you have a pixel phone you’ve got both of these!
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lol someone at work just bought a pixel to put a 'secure third-party android' build on. not sure they'll be too happy to find it's instantly compromisable with a phone call
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it does genuinely please me, not that there are security issues as such, but that there is some actual light being shone on how garbage the arm soc market is on all this. i am pretty persuaded that android is mostly very good on security in and of itself (a real funny failure above granted), but oems and soc manufacturers stand ready to undermine.
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honestly surprised that cellular basebands haven’t caused more security problems over the years
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just got one of those survey ads on YouTube that I usually skip "please rate your recent ad experiences on YouTube"
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:it does genuinely please me, not that there are security issues as such, but that there is some actual light being shone on how garbage the arm soc market is on all this. i am pretty persuaded that android is mostly very good on security in and of itself (a real funny failure above granted), but oems and soc manufacturers stand ready to undermine. much like the pc market, the base os is relatively secure but oems load them up with a ton of preinstalled insecure garbage Agile Vector posted:lol someone at work just bought a pixel to put a 'secure third-party android' build on. not sure they'll be too happy to find it's instantly compromisable with a phone call anroid: you called that, secure?
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The Management posted:speaking of bad software… a bug in pixel phones for the last 5 years has been including the full image data in files cropped by the pixel phone’s image markup tool. in many cases the original image can be recovered from these. Lmao so nobody noticed that the cropped files are the same size as the original in 5 years?
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who looks at file sizes on their phones
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Pinterest Mom posted:who looks at file sizes on their phones android users probably
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hobbesmaster posted:we’re talking about in the security thread. Basically 5 years ago someone at google changed the behavior for the write only flag in an android core library from using the C fopen behavior to the POSIX open behavior. that rules
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Endless Mike posted:android users probably *jester hat chart* buy more sd cards!
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what android phones even still have sd card slots, weren't those all removed along with the headphone jacks because of
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Zamujasa posted:what android phones even still have sd card slots, weren't those all removed along with the headphone jacks because of cheap ones
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Plot twist: apparently Google had it fixed for two years before pushing it out, from an Arstechnica comment: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/03/google-pixel-bug-lets-you-uncrop-the-last-four-years-of-screenshots/?comments=1&comments-page=1
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Beeftweeter posted:cheap ones I have a samsung tablet that has an sd card slot android tablets are a joke, yes, but they are more likely to have stuff that doesn't go on waterproof devices like headphone jacks, and sd card slots. Still wish those devices had removable batteries though.
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I got a free Samsung tablet and I just run a digital photo frame app on it on the kitchen wall. And sometimes I look up recipes on there
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i got a $10 samsmug tablet from sprint a decade ago and the battery on it started bulging about three years later. at least it didn't explode, i guess
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mobby_6kl posted:Plot twist: apparently Google had it fixed for two years before pushing it out, from an Arstechnica comment: probably some gross nerd working for google photos is working on fappening 2.0. (it's just taking forever because no celebrities use androids)
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somehow, volkswagon is the best android oem
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make the phone vw
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isn't android auto like carplay where the actual application is running on the host phone and the car is mostly just an interactive screen?
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no that’s android auto, this is android automotive which is an entirely different product, where the entire car infotainment system is running a version of android
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:make the phone vw volk phone no... i don't like the sound of that
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sleepwalkers posted:no that’s android auto, this is android automotive which is an entirely different product, where the entire car infotainment system is running a version of android oh, yes, of course. how silly of them to confuse the two
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my android tv has been stable for 4 years now but 15 is a big ask
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sleepwalkers posted:no that’s android auto, this is android automotive which is an entirely different product, where the entire car infotainment system is running a version of android google marketing should just switch to AAOS for this poo poo because it’s the rare case where a random acronym is less confusing
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to add further confusion you still have the AAOS with and without google automotive services (GAS) distinction just like AOSP and google play services
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sleepwalkers posted:no that’s android auto, this is android automotive which is an entirely different product, where the entire car infotainment system is running a version of android i legit didn't know this was a thing
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tbh with them having lined up everything for 15 years of support (and that's 15 years past the end of production sounds like) it doesn't necessarily sound like a bad choice. do wish they'd promise a final "locked down" patch too, which you can opt into to neuter all network aspects of the thing to turn it into something dumb but hopefully indefinitely safe. but that's something all cars would need these days.
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