<![CDATA[nixers - Android & Iphone]]>

<![CDATA[nixers - Android & Iphone]]> https://nixers.net/ Thu, 30 Apr 2026 05:20:22 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[messaging app]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-messaging-app Mon, 27 Feb 2017 14:49:27 +0000 r4ndom]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-messaging-app
the world of different messaging applications for phones is wide spreaded. The big four (i guess) are Whatsapp, Telegram, Facebook, and Signal, but there are also messenger like Hangouts, Snapshat and so on.

So what do you think about the different apps? Which do you use if any and what do you think about the security side of these? Do you care about your privacy while using them?

I personally use Signal by OpenWhisperSystems, which is open source and provides an Android, iOS and Desktop App. The only thing I'm missing is a comfortable CLI application (this one is available, but it seems a bit clucky). But I dislike the dependency to GApps, since I like to avoid the big players in the internet.

r4ndom]]>
the world of different messaging applications for phones is wide spreaded. The big four (i guess) are Whatsapp, Telegram, Facebook, and Signal, but there are also messenger like Hangouts, Snapshat and so on.

So what do you think about the different apps? Which do you use if any and what do you think about the security side of these? Do you care about your privacy while using them?

I personally use Signal by OpenWhisperSystems, which is open source and provides an Android, iOS and Desktop App. The only thing I'm missing is a comfortable CLI application (this one is available, but it seems a bit clucky). But I dislike the dependency to GApps, since I like to avoid the big players in the internet.

r4ndom]]> <![CDATA[Those "new" $33 Kindle Tablets]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Those-new-33-Kindle-Tablets Wed, 30 Nov 2016 13:51:24 +0000 hades]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Those-new-33-Kindle-Tablets
Holy shit. This thing is actually alright once you flash AOSP. Did y'all know Amazon was putting ads on the lockscreen of this tablet? Flashing AOSP gets rid of that, of course, but...

So yeah, on top of AOSP, I'm running an adblocker, SuperSu, and almost always playing music in the background, and this Tablet works great. It was sluggish before flashing.

What's your cheapest Android Device, and how does it do?]]>
Holy shit. This thing is actually alright once you flash AOSP. Did y'all know Amazon was putting ads on the lockscreen of this tablet? Flashing AOSP gets rid of that, of course, but...

So yeah, on top of AOSP, I'm running an adblocker, SuperSu, and almost always playing music in the background, and this Tablet works great. It was sluggish before flashing.

What's your cheapest Android Device, and how does it do?]]> <![CDATA[Help me pick a phone!]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Help-me-pick-a-phone Fri, 12 Jul 2013 18:07:48 +0000 NeoTerra]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Help-me-pick-a-phone <![CDATA[dSploit - Penetration Testing On Android [Root Required]]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-dSploit-Penetration-Testing-On-Android-Root-Required Fri, 12 Jul 2013 08:44:00 +0000 FreeBSD]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-dSploit-Penetration-Testing-On-Android-Root-Required

Download it here: http://www.dsploit.net/

Also if anyone is having issues with dSploit asking for Root Permission a lot install SuperSu instead of superuser. It is Way Better.]]>

Download it here: http://www.dsploit.net/

Also if anyone is having issues with dSploit asking for Root Permission a lot install SuperSu instead of superuser. It is Way Better.]]> <![CDATA[iOS Look]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-iOS-Look Thu, 04 Jul 2013 19:38:50 +0000 yrmt]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-iOS-Look

Only if I could have a transparent Dock background...]]>

Only if I could have a transparent Dock background...]]> <![CDATA[Help with CWM]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Help-with-CWM Sat, 04 May 2013 17:30:24 +0000 Mafia]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Help-with-CWM I have my backups in place, and everything ready to go. All I have left to do is boot into CWM, flash and install the custom ROM...the problem is CWM won't fucking boot. It took me 4 damn hours to set this up and I am on my final step and I can't complete it, im pissed. The phone I am doing this on is a Hauwei Ascend, it's quite old(Android 2.1) but it was widely supported during it's time so I have tons of information. My key problem is booting CWM, any ides?]]> I have my backups in place, and everything ready to go. All I have left to do is boot into CWM, flash and install the custom ROM...the problem is CWM won't fucking boot. It took me 4 damn hours to set this up and I am on my final step and I can't complete it, im pissed. The phone I am doing this on is a Hauwei Ascend, it's quite old(Android 2.1) but it was widely supported during it's time so I have tons of information. My key problem is booting CWM, any ides?]]> <![CDATA[Native Linux Experiment [Kyocera Rise C5155]]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Native-Linux-Experiment-Kyocera-Rise-C5155 Thu, 24 Jan 2013 02:18:58 +0000 GSlayerBrian]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Native-Linux-Experiment-Kyocera-Rise-C5155
The Experiment:

I would like to know if it is possible to install Linux/BSD/any modern unix variant natively on an Android device, either on the device's internal storage or the SD card (or both).

I understand that it is possible with some phones, and may not be easily achievable on others.

I have a Kyocera RIse C5155 that I am prepared to risk bricking in the name of exploration to see if this can be done. If I can get a console and wifi connectivity working natively, I'll be happy.

Preferably, I'd like to put Debian ARM on the handheld because I have the most experience with Debian, but any modern unix/unix-like distribution would be an achievement as far as this experiment goes.

If anybody could tell me where to begin, or offer any insight, I'd greatly appreciate it.]]>
The Experiment:

I would like to know if it is possible to install Linux/BSD/any modern unix variant natively on an Android device, either on the device's internal storage or the SD card (or both).

I understand that it is possible with some phones, and may not be easily achievable on others.

I have a Kyocera RIse C5155 that I am prepared to risk bricking in the name of exploration to see if this can be done. If I can get a console and wifi connectivity working natively, I'll be happy.

Preferably, I'd like to put Debian ARM on the handheld because I have the most experience with Debian, but any modern unix/unix-like distribution would be an achievement as far as this experiment goes.

If anybody could tell me where to begin, or offer any insight, I'd greatly appreciate it.]]> <![CDATA[Apple in general]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Apple-in-general Wed, 23 Jan 2013 14:18:40 +0000 josh]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Apple-in-general <![CDATA[Useful Android Apps To Own]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Useful-Android-Apps-To-Own Mon, 10 Dec 2012 14:23:20 +0000 OpenSource]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Useful-Android-Apps-To-Own 2. Blackmarket Alpha
3. TubeMate

AndroIRC:

-Brief Summary-
This application is a must have for those who want to stay connected to there favorite irc channels without the need to be on a computer.

-Screenshot-

-Download Link-
> Download it From Blackmarket Alpha

Blackmarket Alpha:

-Brief Summary-
This app is more than just a ordinary app, it is a money saver. Everyone loves to keep what they have in there wallet this is one way. Blackmarket Alpha is a store just like the Android store but everything is FREE. This does not require a rooted phone.

-Screenshot-

-Download Link-

TubeMate:

-Brief Summary-
Ever watch a video, movie, or listened to music and wanted to save it to your phone to watch later now you can. TubeMate offers you a chance to save and watch youtube videos anytime any where once downloaded you can watch the video anytime any where without the need of a internet connection. This does not require root.

-Screenshot-

-Download Link-

If you have android apps that are useful please post them here.]]> 2. Blackmarket Alpha
3. TubeMate

AndroIRC:

-Brief Summary-
This application is a must have for those who want to stay connected to there favorite irc channels without the need to be on a computer.

-Screenshot-

-Download Link-

If you have android apps that are useful please post them here.]]> <![CDATA[Rooting or adding a custom rom]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Rooting-or-adding-a-custom-rom Sun, 02 Dec 2012 22:42:21 +0000 ki113d]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Rooting-or-adding-a-custom-rom
I really want to root my Ace but at the same time I don't want to brick it.
Any tips on what the most stable custom roms are and any tips in avoiding the brick issue?

Liebe GrÃ¼ÃŸe,
ki113d]]>
I really want to root my Ace but at the same time I don't want to brick it.
Any tips on what the most stable custom roms are and any tips in avoiding the brick issue?

Liebe GrÃ¼ÃŸe,
ki113d]]> <![CDATA[I'm buying an Android for Xmas (4+ Icecream Sandwhich)]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-I-m-buying-an-Android-for-Xmas-4-Icecream-Sandwhich Mon, 19 Nov 2012 01:07:09 +0000 Robby]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-I-m-buying-an-Android-for-Xmas-4-Icecream-Sandwhich
I've ordered some mint tea today on ebay for dirt cheap, It's supposed to help with relaxation of muscles. It helps you sleep, and it's used for pain relief and also relieves stress. The main reason i'm getting this is because of the de-stress, heartburn relief and ease of sleep. Thought I'd mention that because sterotypically most guys here stay up a lot and when they want to get to sleep.. they can't.]]>
I've ordered some mint tea today on ebay for dirt cheap, It's supposed to help with relaxation of muscles. It helps you sleep, and it's used for pain relief and also relieves stress. The main reason i'm getting this is because of the de-stress, heartburn relief and ease of sleep. Thought I'd mention that because sterotypically most guys here stay up a lot and when they want to get to sleep.. they can't.]]> <![CDATA[Aptoide]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Aptoide Thu, 27 Sep 2012 07:56:24 +0000 D9u]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Aptoide Aptoide, an alternative application source containing premium (paid) apps at my favorite price: Free!

Get the paid versions of your favorites free of charge.]]> Aptoide, an alternative application source containing premium (paid) apps at my favorite price: Free!

Get the paid versions of your favorites free of charge.]]> <![CDATA[Me and my iPhone 5]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Me-and-my-iPhone-5 Fri, 21 Sep 2012 17:32:36 +0000 jolia]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Me-and-my-iPhone-5
I'm sorry to troll, but I feel the need to do it :D

I'm so bored to be at my GF's home cause I can't wait to open and smell my new apple product the iPhone 5. And need to wait tomorrow night to feel and touch it.

I'll post something here when I'm with it.

I know you love Apple :D

I love you too.

Jolia]]>
I'm sorry to troll, but I feel the need to do it :D

I'm so bored to be at my GF's home cause I can't wait to open and smell my new apple product the iPhone 5. And need to wait tomorrow night to feel and touch it.

I'll post something here when I'm with it.

I know you love Apple :D

I love you too.

Jolia]]> <![CDATA[Ruboto IRB]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Ruboto-IRB Sat, 15 Sep 2012 01:48:33 +0000 D9u]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Ruboto-IRB
Ruboto core + IRB enables compiling to .apk right on your Android device, includes an interactive Ruby shell (IRB) and features github integration.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...ruboto.irb

Guides for use are fairly sparse, but I keep searching!

* IBM Ruboto guide

* Ruboto.org

* GitHub Ruboto Wiki

Has anyone else used Ruboto?]]>
Ruboto core + IRB enables compiling to .apk right on your Android device, includes an interactive Ruby shell (IRB) and features github integration.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...ruboto.irb

Guides for use are fairly sparse, but I keep searching!

* IBM Ruboto guide

* Ruboto.org

* GitHub Ruboto Wiki

Has anyone else used Ruboto?]]> <![CDATA[Python For Android!]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Python-For-Android Thu, 06 Sep 2012 00:36:54 +0000 FreeBSD]]> https://nixers.net/Thread-Python-For-Android
So in case people haven't seen this yet with an app called Kivy you can make and run python applications on your phone!

Just search it up on Google play!]]>
So in case people haven't seen this yet with an app called Kivy you can make and run python applications on your phone!

Just search it up on Google play!]]>