Most phones have an A and B slot partitions. This makes OTA updates possible. Say your phone is running on A slot boot/recovery/rom partitions, when you do an update it writes the new firmware to the B slot, once it's determined that it was successful it reboots the phone and swaps the active slot to B and boots up. Next update would write to slot A. You can check the active slot by doing

fastboot getvar current-slot

Then swap the active slot by doing

fastboot set_active a

(or b, whichever isn't active)

Have you tried swapping back to the inactive slot? Then maybe start over again from scratch.

Seems pointless. In most mobile devices speed isn't the problem, heat is. Phones, tablets, and even most laptops get thermal throttled within seconds of running at max CPU.

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What's pictured is actually an AT4, not a Javelin. The AT4 usually does not have an optic attached either.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AT4

I mean... It's decoding into garbage because you're feeding it more than just the base64 section. I suppose if you're already running nginx or something you could easily make a page that uses javascript to break the link down (possibly using /, ?, = as separators) and decode sections that look like base64. If you make it javascript and client side there's not really any privacy concerns.

EDIT: Oops. My Lemmy client didn't load the other replies at first, I didn't realize you already had plenty of other options.

Yeah, I use it a little....

Why don't you countersink the holes instead so they're flush?

I got used to all the other Linux commands, but I had to make an alias for md=mkdir. Why that already isn't a thing is beyond me.

Don't comment often, but figured I'd settle this dispute. I work on passenger jets, Airbus A320s. The stars always face forwards as if flying from a flag pole. Here's two different placards we're about to put on, one for the left side, one for the right.

The most bullshit thing ever. I have a Moto 5g Ace, I was sad it didn't have a light, used it for a couple years before putting LineageOS on it. Low and behold it actually has a notification light that was disabled in the stock ROM! WTF

That a RetroPie setup at the bottom left?