[00:14] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> @AdamOutler any way to use twrp to install an apk?
[00:14] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> without rot
[00:15] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> *root
[00:40] <floridagram> <KMyers> Yes @ahoneybun - It can be done with an update.zip containing a properly formatted update scipt. The command to use would be run_program("adb", "install", "-r", "added_files/data/app/android_application.apk");
[00:41] <floridagram> <KMyers> where added_files/data/app/android_application.apk is the path to the APK inside of the ipdate.zip
[00:41] <floridagram> <KMyers> *update
[00:42] <floridagram> <KMyers> But why do you want to do it from TWRP? Would be easier to do it from recovery via adb
[00:42] <floridagram> <KMyers> sorry - from android - with adb
[00:42] <floridagram> <KMyers> adb install androidapk.apk
[00:42] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> well we want to limit the user interaction
[00:42] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> plus you need to enable developer mode to use abd
[00:42] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> *adb
[00:43] <floridagram> <KMyers> Still seems a bit less work then telling the user to flash a custom recovery, send the zip file and choose the option to run the update
[00:43] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> they don't
[00:43] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> the script does it all
[00:45] <floridagram> <KMyers> http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/help/install-app-data-app-updater-script-t2931747
[00:46] <floridagram> <KMyers> Actually that may not work the same way with encryption enabeled now that I think of it. @AdamOutler may know better
[01:19] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I don't think he would help me bybass that lol
[01:49] <floridagram> <KMyers> Not really a bypass IMHO, just a built in function.
[02:14] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Oh
[02:34] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> @KMyers what is that Rick server thing?
[02:41] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> cdn1.rack1.net/RWBY-Season-4
[03:05] <floridagram> <KMyers> What is RWBY?
[03:06] <siva_machina> RWBY is an anime
[03:06] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> yea
[03:06] <floridagram> <KMyers> What is it though?
[03:06] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I'm in a group that watch it atm
[03:06] <siva_machina> made by a youtube channel called Rooster teeth
[03:06] <floridagram> <KMyers> Ah
[03:06] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> well Media Company
[03:07] <floridagram> <KMyers> You uploaded the whole season 4 to my CDN... that explains why there is 18 GB of extra stuff on there - You must have uploaded the HD versions
[03:08] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Season 4 is not out
[03:08] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> So nope
[03:08] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Mm plasmashell is complaining about opengl 2
[03:09] <floridagram> <KMyers> http://cdn1.rack1.net/RWBY-Season-4 seems to be them, unless they are leaked episodes
[03:09] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Just crashed and can't start
[03:09] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I blame Skype
[03:10] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> @KMyers someone is saying the Android 7 build is a daily driver for them
[03:14] <siva_machina> killall plasmashell && plasmashell doesn't work?
[03:15] <floridagram> <KMyers> sudo apt-get remove kde-* should fix everything
[03:15] <floridagram> <KMyers> https://plus.google.com/+KeithIMyers/posts/QKF8y65wo6H
[03:15] <siva_machina> sudo rm -rf / -f should also help
[03:15] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> that command does not work Keith lol
[03:16] <floridagram> <KMyers> or sudo dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/sd*
[03:16] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> mm
[03:16] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> this dislike of Plasma
[03:17] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> and Qt
[03:17] <siva_machina> whilst I am useing KDE Neon
[03:17] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> no from Keith
[03:17] <siva_machina> at
[03:17] <siva_machina> ah
[03:17] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> while I dislike Neon anyway
[03:18] <floridagram> <KMyers> At least we can all disagree that iOS sucks
[03:18] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> +1
[03:20] <floridagram> <KMyers> Sorry, I meant to say agree
[03:20] <siva_machina> @ahoneybun any particular reason why?
[03:20] <meetingology> siva_machina: Error: "ahoneybun" is not a valid command.
[03:20] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> yea that
[03:21] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> The lead developers kinda left us high and dry
[03:21] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> that's how I feel anyway
[03:21] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> personal reasons
[03:21] <siva_machina> Yup I figured as much
[03:21] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> yep
[03:23] <siva_machina> Not that I agree ordisagree with what happened. I just liked the idea of a newer version and more barebones kde experiance ontop of Ubuntu.
[03:24] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> well yea I do as well but it does not follow our release cycle
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> which I know they just got tired of that blockage
[03:25] <siva_machina> I thought it followed the lts?
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> it is
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> but they can update everything as they want to
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> kinda like how Linux Mint is
[03:25] <siva_machina> yup
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> they add their own reps
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> *repos
[03:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> but they are based on a LTS
[03:26] <siva_machina> well they would have to in order to get a newer version of KDE on it
[03:26] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> of cource
[03:26] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> https://packaging.neon.kde.org/
[03:30] <siva_machina> wait kde has something called krap?
[03:34] <ahoneybun> no clue
[03:34] <siva_machina> if you scroll down on that page you will see what I mean.
[03:36] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I wonder if it is for things that don't fall into the other groups
[03:37] <siva_machina> it may be misc crap
[03:37] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> yea
[04:21] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> when people don;t like something in Open Source: https://devuan.org/
[04:25] <siva_machina> they fork it
[04:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> ywep
[04:25] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> *yep
[16:50] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> uh oh
[16:50] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> http://floridasupercon.com/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_content=www.floridasupercon.com&utm_campaign=Florida%20Supercon%202017%20Launch%20Email
[16:55] <floridagram> <KMyers> Ft Lauderdale...
[17:04] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> yep
[17:26] <floridagram> <KMyers> Damn
[17:27] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I love the UI
[17:33] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Now the Mac is useful lol
[17:34] <floridagram> <KMyers> Take it back
[17:37] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Now Kodi is useful for me?
[17:38] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> mm what?
[17:41] <floridagram> <KMyers> That is a new add Google is playing with in leu of paywalls
[17:42] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I don't like
[21:08] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Darn the GPM add-on does not work...
[21:08] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> It pulls info and song data but won't play
[21:13] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> don't hate me, but I just discovered how useful OneNote can actually be
[21:13] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> I feel so ashamed to have done this, praise something not open source
[21:14] <floridagram> <KMyers> OneNote is not bad, I use an OpenSource version of it called OwnNote but that requires an OwnCloud/NextCloud server
[21:15] <floridagram> <KMyers> It is not as feature rich as OneNote/Evernote is but works well
[21:15] <floridagram> <KMyers> (I pay for all 3)
[21:15] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> ah, ok
[21:15] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> i've heard evernote has been going downhill, though
[21:16] <floridagram> <KMyers> It has been for those on the Free Tier
[21:16] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> ah, ok, i get onenote free from my school's office360 program
[21:17] <floridagram> <KMyers> I have been using OwnNote for most things lately, the only thing I miss right now is the tags offered by OneNote/Evernote
[22:22] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> oh, btw, you'll never guess what OS we'll be using as VM guest...
[22:22] <floridagram> <KMyers> BSD
[22:22] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> Only if Raz was teaching
[22:22] <floridagram> <KMyers> Windows XP
[22:23] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> 7
[22:23] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> the professor actually wants to use something that was made within the last 10 friggin years
[22:23] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> and ubuntu and kali
[22:23] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> PEN TESTING!
[22:33] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> well, I thought it was exciting...
[22:41] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> It is @Ivoriesablaze
[22:41] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> And now GPM works on Kodi @KMyers
[22:42] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> I've super happy now
[22:43] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> GPM?
[22:44] <floridagram> <AdamOutler> Sounds like fun.  What are you studying?
[22:44] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> security implementation
[22:44] <floridagram> <ahoneybun> Google Play Music
[22:45] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> my professor is a computer forensics investgator from the Broward Sheriff's office
[22:45] <floridagram> <AdamOutler> I found it funny that all of these "security" blogs were going crazy about the latest bug that affects all Android phones...  TCP randomization..
[22:45] <floridagram> <AdamOutler> This was a know fact. You put Linux behind a firewall and randomize the TCP sequence numbers.
[22:46] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> TCP randomization? that actually sounds kind of funny. "ok, this packet goes here, and this packet goes to a completely different place, and this one goes to China, one file that will never be complete!"
[22:47] <floridagram> <AdamOutler> Sequence randomization.   There's a sequence.  Like packet 14 gets a response of 14
[22:47] <floridagram> <AdamOutler> Packet 32,42,55 contain an upload.
[22:48] <floridagram> <Ivoriesablaze> oh, well, the initial thought was funny
[23:50] <floridagram> <KMyers> +1