How to record calls on Android and why installing voice call recording programs is a problem?
Posted by: Amirhossein Khorrami 18 July 1402 at 21:09 With the tightening of Google's restrictions against the possibility of recording calls on Android phones, what method is there to record sound in this operating system? One of the usefu…
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#Students are learning #Linux with #openSUSE Leap 16! #Installing software, using terminals, even prepping to run a #Minecraft server in the #cloud. All thanks to a parent-led community #teaching. #STEM https://www.suse.com/c/coly-li-linux-study-group/
What We Talk About When We Talk About #Sideloading (aka #Installing)| #FDroid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
In light of the current reports about #Google wanting to prohibit the installation of applications on #Android outside of their app store if the application developers do not obtain approval for the application from Google using their personal data:
It is called #installing – not #sideloading …
“Sideloading” is a corporate term invented to frame the installation of applications outside of their app store as something shady/illegal/questionable.
You wouldn't call it “sideloading” if you were installing an application on your desktop or laptop computer not using the package manager.
So why call it “sideloading” if you’re installing an application on your handheld computer?
It is the exact same thing. There is no difference other than corporations want you to believe there are!
@don_atoms @marcprux @fdroidorg Stop using their terms! It's called #installing not #sideloading. You're installing software on your mobile computer. The word "sideloading" was invented to denigrate installing software outside the walled garden of corporate app stores.
Behind the Scenes of “bun install”, by @lydiahallie.com (@bun.sh):
Another screenshot from the new #OpenRails v1.6 #RailSim running the #WupperExpress12 route addon.
Some #tips when #installing Open Rails on #Linux using #WINE:
1. use the 32bit versions of WINE and Open Rails as you need to apply some winetricks which may not be available for 64bit WINE (I will test 64bit installation seperately)
2. after installing OpenRails in WINE run the #winetricks script for the WINE prefix you have just installed Open Rails into
3. from wineticks install the following DLLs:
a) .NET 4.7.2 - this will take some time as you will iterate through versions 4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.6.1, 4.6.2 and finally 4.7.2
b) DXVK - this requires 32bit #Vulkan libararies for your video card (e.g. AMD) installed in your native Linux install. DXVK will fix issues with shading and textures (e.g when they are black in the distance but normal when coming closer)
c) XNA 3.1 - this will install .NET 2.1 as a dependency, don't worry.
4. The built-in content downloader (and network support in general) doesn't work too well with WINE, grab the free Content off the official Open Rails website.
@thelinuxcast
The #famous 46% #freeze in the #GUI #installer of #NixOS. If u open the #cli view there ull see that #nix actually builds stuffs for u from 46% , since #calamares isn't designed to know those, it might look like it freezes at 46% but it's actually #installing.
Sharing this incase u are wondering about that #behaviour.
"Svo bresta krosstré sem önnur tré"
I have given up on Windows 11 on my Thinkpad P53s. After analyzing my workflow on that computer, there is nothing I'm doing there that I can't do using openSuse Leap with KDE. And since @mikrotik are so nice to port their management app (WinBox) to all major platforms, I'm good with that too.
#installing #openSUSE #Leap #KDE #byebyeWindows
(still using Windows on my main rig though - because shitload of win-specific apps there :/ )
#encrypted #secure and #private #filetransfer and #messaging app. (because thats the only type worth working on)
I've highlighted some features below:
- #Decentralized
- No #cookies
- #P2P #encrypted
- No #registration
- No #installing
- #GroupMessaging (coming soon)
- #TextMessaging
- #MultimediaMessaging
- #OfflineMessaging (in #research phase)
- #FileTransfer
- #VideoCalls
- #DataOwnership
- Optional #SelfHosting
- #Screensharing (on desktop browsers)
- #OpenSource
Check it out!
#Blog: https://positive-intentions.com/blog/introducing-decentralized-chat
#GitHub: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
#Demo: https://chat.positive-intentions.com
(Boosts appreciated)
Installing *BSD in 2025 part 3 – A critical look at NetBSD's installer
#HackerNews #Installing #BSD #in #2025 #part #3 #NetBSD #installer #critical #look
Installing AIX PS/2 v1.3 on a 486
https://hardwarehacks.org/blog/installing_aix_ps2_13_on_a_486/
#HackerNews #Installing #AIX #PS/2 #v1.3 #on #a #486 #hardware #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing #AIX #486
Installing air filters in classrooms has surprisingly large educational benefits
https://www.vox.com/2020/1/8/21051869/indoor-air-pollution-student-achievement
#HackerNews #Installing #air #filters #in #classrooms #has #surprisingly #large #educational #benefits #air #quality #education #student #achievement #health #benefits
im aiming to create an #encrypted #secure and #private #filetransfer and #messaging app. (because thats the only type worth working on)
I've highlighted some features below:
- #Decentralized
- No #cookies
- #P2P #encrypted
- No #registration
- No #installing
- #GroupMessaging (coming soon)
- #TextMessaging
- #MultimediaMessaging
- #OfflineMessaging (in #research phase)
- #FileTransfer
- #VideoCalls
- #DataOwnership
- Optional #SelfHosting
- #Screensharing (on desktop browsers)
- #OpenSource
Check it out!
#Blog: https://positive-intentions.com/blog/introducing-decentralized-chat
#GitHub: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
#Demo: https://chat.positive-intentions.com
im aiming to create an #encrypted #secure and #private #messaging app. (because thats the only type worth working on)
I've highlighted some features below:
- #Decentralized
- No #cookies
- #P2P #encrypted
- No #registration
- No #installing
- #GroupMessaging (coming soon)
- #TextMessaging
- #MultimediaMessaging
- #OfflineMessaging (in #research phase)
- #FileTransfer
- #VideoCalls
- #DataOwnership
- Optional #SelfHosting
- #Screensharing (on desktop browsers)
- #OpenSource
Check it out!
#Blog: https://positive-intentions.com/blog/introducing-decentralized-chat
#GitHub: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
#Demo: https://chat.positive-intentions.com
p.s. let me know if im spamming on your feed. im trying to guage the reccommended quality and frequency of posting on mastodon.
im aiming to create an #encrypted #secure and #private #messaging app. (because thats the only type worth working on)
I've highlighted some features below:
- #Decentralized
- No #cookies
- #P2P #encrypted
- No #registration
- No #installing
- #GroupMessaging (coming soon)
- #TextMessaging
- #MultimediaMessaging
- #OfflineMessaging (in #research phase)
- #FileTransfer
- #VideoCalls
- #DataOwnership
- Optional #SelfHosting
- #Screensharing (on desktop browsers)
- #OpenSource
Check it out!
#Blog: https://positive-intentions.com/blog/introducing-decentralized-chat
#GitHub: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
#Demo: https://chat.positive-intentions.com
I'm working on something exciting and would love your #feedback if you're up for it. My #project is still a work-in-progress, but it’s already #testable and operates in a unique, #selfhosted way.
I've highlighted some #features below:
- #Decentralized
- No #cookies
- #P2P #encrypted
- No #registration
- No #installing
- #GroupMessaging (coming soon)
- #TextMessaging
- #MultimediaMessaging
- #OfflineMessaging (in #research phase)
- #FileTransfer
- #VideoCalls
- #DataOwnership
- Optional #SelfHosting
- #Screensharing (on desktop browsers)
- #OpenSource
Check it out!
#Blog: https://positive-intentions.com/blog/introducing-decentralized-chat
#GitHub: https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
#Demo: https://chat.positive-intentions.com
