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by Eeems 5mo ago
This is not publicly available information in Canada. One very real concern here is that domestic abusers will now be able to find their victims: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/edmonton-city-counci...
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by Eeems 1y ago
A factory reset would result in it being regenerated
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by Eeems 3y ago
They release software updates for both devices at the same time. There was no hacked version with all the same feature upgrades, it was, and always has been the official software update. They to this day still release all the same features
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by Eeems 3y ago
3.x support will come to toltec, I've been blocked by stuff outside of my control a couple of times. Including things happening in my life that I won't get into. You can see the current progress here: https://github.com
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by Eeems 3y ago
Thanks for mentioning oxide :) kinda cool to see people find my stuff exciting. As for the statement that they don't respond to requests for source that they are obligated to release. They have everything that they are obligated to rel
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by Eeems 3y ago
I usually have a macro called __RIGHT_HERE__ that prints a large arrow, the file name, and the line number.
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by Eeems 3y ago
Could you provide a source on the software updates being more frequent, as well as clarify what you mean by rM being bad at updates? rM has been pushing out updates fairly regularly this year, especially if you include their beta channel.
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by Eeems 3y ago
Not exactly true. there is an experimental display driver that does not require xochitl[0]. There hasn't been enough need for replacing the current rm2fb solution yet to drive completing it yet. 0. https://github.com/ma
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by Eeems 3y ago
Half as many cores, half the ram, and way less battery life due to higher power draw during suspend for some reason. It doesn't support the keyboard folio either. Depending on your criteria, one, or the other, is the better device.
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by Eeems 3y ago
Usually the reason is that people want to continue using the built-in interface with just some additions, instead of replacing and maintaining a separate installation. It would be nice if someone were to start working on an aftermarket linu
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by Eeems 3y ago
https://remarkable.guide/ has a bunch of current information on the state of hacking your device. You have root access out of the box, which means how invasive it is depends on how you go about it. The community is trying t
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by Eeems 3y ago
> I didn't know there's different kinds of bricking. There are two types of bricking[0]. A hard brick, where the device no longer functions, and may not be recoverable, and a soft brick, where the device is still working, but f
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by Eeems 3y ago
Better in what way?
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by Eeems 3y ago
Some of their stuff is open source[0], others, like the UI, are not. 0. https://github.com/reMarkable
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by Eeems 3y ago
You can run your own reverse engineered implementation of their cloud: https://ddvk.github.io/rmfakecloud/
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by Eeems 3y ago
There is no jailbreaking. You are given root access out of box[2]. They don't discourage external developers, they even provide a toolchain[1] to build for the device upon request. Hell, their CTO at the time (not sure if they still ar
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by Eeems 3y ago
https://remarkable.guide is a good place to start
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by Eeems 3y ago
More open than root access out of box?
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by Eeems 3y ago
I just read the entire issue thread, yes eval was the reason.
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by Eeems 4y ago
So Gnome?
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by Eeems 4y ago
what are some of the examples that you were dissatipointed by?
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by Eeems 4y ago
Jeez, has it really been that long?
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by Eeems 4y ago
I had pointed out this optimization years ago, but I never took the time to actually get it merged into the emulator.
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by Eeems 4y ago
I would expect that a reMarkable does actually fit the billing for you here. You have root access[0], and there is a mainline kernel build available[1]. There are several terminal emulators available as well[2][3]. If you don't like th
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by Eeems 5y ago
For anybody wanting more context on the ipk format: https://github.com/toltec-dev/toltec/blob/stable/docs/opkg.m...
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by Eeems 5y ago
That makes a lot more sense. you can always just install initially and then use opkg to install local packages you scp across in the future as well: `opkg install path/to/package.ipk` another option would be to just grab the files
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by Eeems 5y ago
That's one of the UI solutions You can also find the source here: https://github.com/RedTeamPentesting/remarkable-encryption . There is also https://github.com/plan5/remarvin
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by Eeems 5y ago
I guess you haven't looked at our install instructions[0]. The hash check is done before running the script. You can't run the script if it doesn't match unless you choose to just run it manually and ignore the check. 0. htt
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by Eeems 5y ago
Wikipedia is kind of solved[0]. As for stackoverflow, you might be able to use netsurf[1] already, I'm not sure how JS dependent it is. 0. https://github.com/dps/remarkable-wikipedia 1. https://github.c
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by Eeems 5y ago
gocryptfs is available in toltec[0]. So you could in theory add full device encryption behind a password on startup. I know there has been some work on creating a UI for this kind of setup, but I don't know if anyone has actually relea

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