

500 football fields does not properly convey the size at all.
Why they choose stupid things like that or buses or whatever is beyond me.
1.15 square milea or ~ 3 square kilometers is much more easily perceived.
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500 football fields does not properly convey the size at all.
Why they choose stupid things like that or buses or whatever is beyond me.
1.15 square milea or ~ 3 square kilometers is much more easily perceived.


One thing I’ve noticed that doesn’t need to know page structure - scroll all the way down and look for the last section with the title Conclusion.
Just noticed this a few daus ago. So many sites I’ve never heard of about niche topics have the exact same layouts and all ended with a Conclusion.
Why is there a conclusion on a page for swapping out a circuit breaker or building a fence gate or how to properly shoot heroin? Ai slop.


I know this is a bit late, but this question has been in my head since it was posted.
I knew there was a solution out there.
This does involve the use of another app called shuzuku which allows adb/privileged permissions. It’s a very simple setup.
Anyway, this, i believe, is EXACTLY what you asked:
https://github.com/aload0/AppLock
Get it here:
https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.pranav.applock/
since the original maintainer of shizuku (rikka) has stopped updating, the best fork (with many improvements and features) can be found here:
https://github.com/thedjchi/Shizuku
The current apk is here:
https://github.com/thedjchi/Shizuku/releases/tag/v13.7.0-thedjchi


Neo is great.
With shizuku it can do full auto updates without user interaction at all. Neo also has the fdroid, Izzy, guardian, and dozens of other repos built in.
FF updater i use for browsers. Same deal with shizuku for updates.
For op: shizuku is an app that makes use of hidden APIs and allows ADB / shell privileges and commands.
I would suggest getting the still developed and maintained fork which has substantial improvements and features over the dead rikka version
https://github.com/thedjchi/Shizuku
Mirror: https://upd.dev/thedjchi/Shizuku


I know with some phones (lg specifically), a partition that recorded certain telemetry data (all your passwords, location, sms, calls, lol) survived full system resets.
https://xdaforums.com/t/mlt-apk-disable-or-remove-lg-is-watching-you.2187920/page-6
The only absolutely certain way to leave no data would be to flash the firmware and all partitions.
Because you have a pixel, you could flash graphene and then flash back to stock.
Remove any accounts first and reset device so you don’t run into frp issues.
Emergent properties.
It could be there is another force or state or something we don’t yet know about (or can measure directly), which itself doesn’t interact, but its emergent properties do.
The subatomic levels of whatever it is may not cause anything on its own, but as a system it may have completely different properties and interactions.