Termux exposes an api as binaries, putting them in `$PATH`, so you can then call them in a any script/program: https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:API It basically give access to most permissions an app can get. The…
I'm confused, because I use termux on android-10 (on a pixel2) without any problem. I have a cron running on it that mails my notifications to me, a ssh server which my laptop use to send my backups on my phone, a go…
Thanks for sharing! It sounds like your questions are calibrated to detect if the interviewee is passionate. I totally get that, 15 years ago, it was obvious everyone around was, but those last years I find myself…
Nice :) I did expect that much, if only because working on free softwares feels way less pointless than working on yet an other e-commerce company or b2b app fighting to get users through advertisement. Would you mind…
I wonder : do you have the same engineer turn over than "regular" companies, that is developers leaving after two or three years max? Everywhere around me, I see companies who expected to go big and profit on IPO…
Termux exposes an api as binaries, putting them in `$PATH`, so you can then call them in a any script/program: https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:API It basically give access to most permissions an app can get. The…
I'm confused, because I use termux on android-10 (on a pixel2) without any problem. I have a cron running on it that mails my notifications to me, a ssh server which my laptop use to send my backups on my phone, a go…
Thanks for sharing! It sounds like your questions are calibrated to detect if the interviewee is passionate. I totally get that, 15 years ago, it was obvious everyone around was, but those last years I find myself…
Nice :) I did expect that much, if only because working on free softwares feels way less pointless than working on yet an other e-commerce company or b2b app fighting to get users through advertisement. Would you mind…
I wonder : do you have the same engineer turn over than "regular" companies, that is developers leaving after two or three years max? Everywhere around me, I see companies who expected to go big and profit on IPO…