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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

Okay it appears I never actually unlocked, just prepared for it. Still have to enter my unlock key...
bit excited and too fast, gotta hold my horses...

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

minor setback: I ran the flashing script in terminal, but it tells me that my bootloader is not unlocked.
Do I have to unlock it again? Did that earlier today... gonna investigate... 🤔

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

And it's blue! 💙
(really had to push the volume up button _while_ plugging in the micro USB)

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

Hmm... Sony LED should be blue to continue, but it's orange... still, the screen says USB debugging is activated. What to do? 😕
Guess I'll go unpack something first...

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

Downloaded and unpacked vendor binary image – I went for version 16, Sailfish still seems to have problems with the newer version 17b (weaker WiFi in some instances).

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

Confusing Sony Open Devices instructions a little disheartening, but then I had to fill out a Google Captcha 👺 – ahh thanks, that little shot of anger is motivating af – and got my unlock code! 😤

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

So here goes:

I already downloaded the free Sailfish Os version.

I'll be working from my Linux Thinkpad running , so I'm installing fastboot tools for .

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

So I'll be going through the step-by-step instructions by Jolla and Sony – if I succeed, I'll know how it's done an can help others in the future! 💪

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Live tooting: first ever flashing of a smartphone (Sailfish OS on Sony Xperia XA2) 

Daughter will be getting my beloved Aqua Fish phone from for Christmas, so I'll be needing a new daily driver.

On the Aqua Fish, was preinstalled (I'm fortunate enough to never have used Google or Apple phones), but now I will have to flash myself I want to keep using it.

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Here is a bit from Abstruse Goose. This is how we sell #privacy for minor convinces or couple of bucks.
#freedomVSconvinience
abstrusegoose.com/250

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Dear followers and new arrivals from : once you have settled in, I would love to be educated about current Indian that you love.

Not necessarily of the Amar Chitra Katha kind (where the gods are fair-skinned and the darker demons sport Muslim-style beards), but unique voices like [i]A Gardener in the Wasteland[/i], political work like [i]Kashmir Pending[/i], or queer fiction like [i]Kari[/i], be it print or webcomic.

Thank you!

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i want to grow a tongue so i can add data about what you taste like to my servers

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RT @WorfEmail@twitter.com

All crew,

We have updated our privacy policy for all Enterprise crew members.

The policy describes how we use internal sensors to generate a transporter signature of your brain and body at the quantum level, and when and how we transmit that info to third-party planets.

Worf

🐦🔗: twitter.com/WorfEmail/status/1

Trying to coin a term for being mindful about the effects your digital behaviour has on others, like:

• not having a account
• uploading files to , not
• using when linking to videos etc.

It’s not “digital mindfulness” (that’s when you turn off your device for your own sake), and „digital solidarity” doesn’t seem right, either. Maybe something like “ethical XYZ”…?

Is there such a word? We need such a word! 🤔

[Boosts welcome]

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So, uh. You know Invidious, the privacy-focused front end for YouTube?

Someone made the same thing except it's for Twitter. And it has RSS support.

nitter.net/about

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