| 17 Apr 2024 |
 kido | Is this commonly packaged by distros ? I didn't really look into that | 14:41:09 |
| kido | I was focused on Android since I figured that would be the hardest target anyway | 14:41:23 |
 beroset | Yes, very commonly packaged by just about all the major distros. | 14:41:33 |
| kido | If it works there and it should work everywhere :) | 14:41:35 |
| kido | Cool :) | 14:41:42 |
| kido | Tbh I read its code and it's very good | 14:42:10 |
| kido | It's also well maintained, I think it's a very reasonable dependency for our companions apps to have | 14:42:25 |
| beroset | I've titled my little project "rigatoni" from the word "rig" plus an allusion to pasta. | 14:43:44 |
| kido | Ahahah, I'm sure the passt maintainer would love it | 14:44:56 |
| kido | Fwiw, I think he comes from Italy and lives in Germany, and named passt after a German word and pasta after... Well... Pasta | 14:45:22 |
| kido | Nice culture blend :) | 14:45:31 |
| kido | And there's also a qemu wrapper called qrap | 14:45:41 |
 eLtMosen | The german "passt" means "fits". Its a totally common word within any sentences, but has some taste of sarcasm if just used as a single word.
Passt! = "I do not really want to put in the effort to make it fit perfectly. So, yeah, fits well enough already now."
A bit less sarcastic but more crude is the most prominent passt saying nowadays. "What does not fit, is going to be made fit". "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht.". Implying that any (crude) method is justified/applied to make something fit.
Make of that what you will 😅 | 22:36:08 |
| eLtMosen | * The german "passt" means "fits". Its a totally common word within any sentences, but has some taste of satisficing sarcasm if just used as a single word.
Passt! = "I do not really want to put in the effort to make it fit perfectly. So, yeah, fits well enough already now."
A bit less sarcastic but more crude is the most prominent passt saying nowadays. "What does not fit, is going to be made fit". "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht.". Implying that any (crude) method is justified/applied to make something fit.
Make of that what you will 😅 | 22:44:59 |
 robthebold | In reply to @m0sn:matrix.org
The german "passt" means "fits". Its a totally common word within any sentences, but has some taste of satisficing sarcasm if just used as a single word.
Passt! = "I do not really want to put in the effort to make it fit perfectly. So, yeah, fits well enough already now."
A bit less sarcastic but more crude is the most prominent passt saying nowadays. "What does not fit, is going to be made fit". "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht.". Implying that any (crude) method is justified/applied to make something fit.
Make of that what you will 😅 "Close enough for jazz. . ." | 23:01:51 |
| 18 Apr 2024 |
| kido | In reply to @m0sn:matrix.org
The german "passt" means "fits". Its a totally common word within any sentences, but has some taste of satisficing sarcasm if just used as a single word.
Passt! = "I do not really want to put in the effort to make it fit perfectly. So, yeah, fits well enough already now."
A bit less sarcastic but more crude is the most prominent passt saying nowadays. "What does not fit, is going to be made fit". "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht.". Implying that any (crude) method is justified/applied to make something fit.
Make of that what you will 😅 Extremely appropriate given what the tool does ahah | 08:47:39 |
 Rallo Tubbs | well i want to say thanks for everything with my oppo watch but sadly it has finally bricked itself and its going in my ewaste | 20:15:02 |
| beroset | In reply to @rallotubbs247:matrix.org
well i want to say thanks for everything with my oppo watch but sadly it has finally bricked itself and its going in my ewaste Alas! I don't know where on the planet you happen to be, but perhaps a developer would be willing to reimburse you for shipping cost if you would be willing. | 20:17:33 |
| Rallo Tubbs | its completely dead now sadly. stuck on oppo logo, cant get into fastboot or edl mode to even try and flash a stock rom to try and make it live again | 20:18:19 |
| beroset | 😠So sorry that it turned out that way for you. I was just thinking that a dev might be able to gain clues as to how to unbrick it (and perhaps learn something useful) by working on it. It would also save it from immediately becoming e-waste. | 20:20:25 |
| beroset | If you're in North America, I might be that dev. :) | 20:21:21 |
| Rallo Tubbs | yeah sadly tho need to buy a new watch xD | 20:21:30 |
| Rallo Tubbs | so going to look at huawei and use gadgetbridge | 20:26:20 |
 christiansurrey | In reply to @m0sn:matrix.org
The german "passt" means "fits". Its a totally common word within any sentences, but has some taste of satisficing sarcasm if just used as a single word.
Passt! = "I do not really want to put in the effort to make it fit perfectly. So, yeah, fits well enough already now."
A bit less sarcastic but more crude is the most prominent passt saying nowadays. "What does not fit, is going to be made fit". "Was nicht passt wird passend gemacht.". Implying that any (crude) method is justified/applied to make something fit.
Make of that what you will 😅 OHA! What have I verpasst / missed?! | 20:27:03 |
 MagneFire | In reply to @rallotubbs247:matrix.org
its completely dead now sadly. stuck on oppo logo, cant get into fastboot or edl mode to even try and flash a stock rom to try and make it live again Even holding down the right bottom button doesn't do anything? Not even a bootloop? | 20:28:30 |
| Rallo Tubbs | just reboots | 20:33:51 |
| MagneFire | Hmm, I'm guessing that the bootloader is now locked again then...
Getting it into EDL mode may still work. But we cannot use it atm. This needs to be fixed: https://github.com/bkerler/edl/issues/439 | 20:39:28 |
| Rallo Tubbs | yeah but as it stands im sol | 20:42:25 |
| Rallo Tubbs | yeah just stuck on oppo logo | 20:47:32 |
| Rallo Tubbs | ewaste it goes then then get a huawei watch lol | 20:53:36 |
