it could also be done pretty trivially using an xposed module, such as: http://repo.xposed.info/module/mobi.acpm.sslunpinning i haven't personally tried this route yet though
>If I had complete authority over a nation's nuclear weapons I would never, under any circumstances, actually use them. In all respects I would act as though I would respond to a nuclear attack in kind without…
ideally we'd stop the scams at the source, rather than flooding the internet's infrastructure with even more pointless traffic but i'd still enjoy seeing a project that automates the wasting of scammers' time even…
this is one of the reasons i'm quite happy with my first gen pebble: the screen is always on, so i can always see the time i also got mine for half the original price, at $75 i think they were smart to focus on the…
> ("tab" handling is abysmal, at least with Chrome on Android) this can be fixed by going to the settings via the chrome menu and turning 'merge tabs and apps' off, if that's the behavior you're referring to
my personal favorite: // form setup try { formSetup(); } catch(e) {}
it could also be done pretty trivially using an xposed module, such as: http://repo.xposed.info/module/mobi.acpm.sslunpinning i haven't personally tried this route yet though
>If I had complete authority over a nation's nuclear weapons I would never, under any circumstances, actually use them. In all respects I would act as though I would respond to a nuclear attack in kind without…
ideally we'd stop the scams at the source, rather than flooding the internet's infrastructure with even more pointless traffic but i'd still enjoy seeing a project that automates the wasting of scammers' time even…
this is one of the reasons i'm quite happy with my first gen pebble: the screen is always on, so i can always see the time i also got mine for half the original price, at $75 i think they were smart to focus on the…
> ("tab" handling is abysmal, at least with Chrome on Android) this can be fixed by going to the settings via the chrome menu and turning 'merge tabs and apps' off, if that's the behavior you're referring to
my personal favorite: // form setup try { formSetup(); } catch(e) {}