Feels really good to read that. Thank you!

I don’t think they cook our sanity bit by bit. We all are pretty resilient and take a good chuckle whenever something like this happens.

How about you let that bad boy soak in some IPA for a couple of days? xD

This just doesn’t make sense.

You wouldn’t say the same when talking about other products. If you buy ibuprofen for example you wouldn’t say “it can’t be packaged to scientific standards, it has to be packaged to ours” if you try to weigh a single pill with your kitchen scale.

Stuff HAS to be packaged to scientific standards. Period.

If your tools at home aren’t accurate enough or simply aren’t properly calibrated for a specific job, it can’t be the fault of the producer.

If you use a 2€ kitchen scale that is 10 years old you can’t blame the producer if your measurement is off by 10%.

The producer cannot make sure YOUR equipment is proper for the task, and they can’t make sure EVERYONES scales see the exact same. So of course they have to weigh with their own scales and surprise surprise they use extremely precise scales that are properly calibrated and tested regularly.

oh you meant i should just adb from my phone onto my phone right?

Yeah no thanks, i like to use a real keyboard, big screen and the ability to copy paste super easily^^

That’s nothing i’d like to do on my phone.

because i have to establish a connection to the IP of my phone first before being able to do adb shell

and i want that to be one single command. I made the adbwifi alias that connects to the ip and immediately does adb shell afterwards.

Wütene ddeutsche Geräusche

Year of the TempleOS Desktop

Everything i really need works flawless under wayland and i don’t need UAD.

So no loss for me. And i am sure i could make it work by playing around with ENV vars and exporting the right one. But i don’t want to waste my time on that because i will not use UAD anyway soooo

yup, i have a bash alias that connects wireless first and then goes adb shell

UAD doesn’t work with wayland atm afaik.

That’s why i went with the manual route.

if you’re in the adb shell you can do pm list packages to get a list of every installed app. Because you have to input the complete name of the package to uninstall it. There you will get all of them.

If you open the Google Play Store website and search for an app you will also find the full package name in the URL

I am not 100% if this works with every brand.

You can test this, what i posted here cannot destroy your system. If something fails, it just doesn’t uninstall the app. Other than that there are no destructive commands i posted here.

Even better:

1. Click 7 times on your Build Version in the Info tab of your settings to enable developer mode
2. Enable USB Debugging in the developer options
3. Install Android SDK on your PC
4. Connect phone via USB and click trust this PC
5. open terminal
6. adb shell
7. pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.partnersetup

Boom, completely uninstalled.

While you’re at it, you can go ahead and uninstall all the other bloat shit you don’t want; Facebook services, Microsoft shit and other google stuff you don’t want.

On the other hand articles get made about some EA CEO asshole, some Activision CEO Asshole or some other big gaming coorp CEO asshole…

Ngl, i much prefer to read about people that actually deserve respect instead of some greedy CEO that never touched a gamepad in their life but pretends to understand what gamers want.

So, if i can chose between Larian commenting on Palworld, or Activision Blizzard commenting on Palword, i chose Larian every time.

I’m perfectly happy with lutris and it does everything I want it to do.

After configuring everything there I just import them into cartridges for a minimalistic launcher

Laughs in lutris

As of this moment, it is broken though as they rebuild the project to use wolf instead of sunshine.

But the maintainer says they will be releasing in a few days; I talked to them and they helped me spin up the development version and that works really good! (still missing controller passthrough though :D)

Any reason you chose pfSense over opnSense ? I heard opnSense was better or something.

I really want to go down that rabbithole aswell and get myself some real network appliance with 10gig ethernet and take control over my network. I currently have a Fritz!Box by AVM that i bought myself so not via my ISP so it’s already fairly controlled and configured by only me… but it has it’s limitations; I can’t setup PXE boot for example.

I started with a basic as shit NAS and was happy with it.

Then i wanted Hardware Acceleration for my Plex Server because i wanted to stream high resolution content when i was out of the house.

I then rebuilt my old Gaming Rig into a server.

After i realized that i now have much more power to use i started to host a bunch of services; AdGuard, Plex, Sonarr, Radarr, Prowlarr, Overseerr, Homarr, Lidarr, SabNZBs, Kavita, Kaizoku, HomeBox, HomeAssistant, Nextcloud, FoundryVTT, PaperlessNGX, Audiobookshelf, Romm and Whisper for my HomeAssistant.

That’s stuff i would’ve never even had the chance to host on something simple like a little NAS.

Oh and most homelabs are NOT racks with 2 cores… in my case, old gaming PC with Ryzen 5 2600X, 16Gigs of Ram and GTX1660 Super

hm interesting. I also use yay but i don’t get a yay folder in my .cache dir after the failed installation