28 Aug
2015
28 Aug
'15
9:26 a.m.
I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
28 Aug
28 Aug
9:36 a.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
i could use it if no one else needs it more than me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my apartment
for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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12:01 p.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
FYI, I'm still using my Nexus 4 (with Android 4.44). It works way fine!
Best,
Mitch.
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:36:04 -0700
From: jake(a)spaz.org
To: stephen.whitmore(a)gmail.com
CC: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
i could use it if no one else needs it more than me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my
apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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5:41 p.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
the Nexus 4 hardware supports USB OTG (when the phone pretends to be a USB
host so you can plug in a mouse or USB disk, etc.) BUT the hardware does
not supply 5V out from the jack - so USB OTG is not implemented.
However, there is a version of the cyanogenmod kernel compiled with USB
OTG support, and if you get that, and use (or create) a special three-way
cable (to get 5V from a USB battery thing) you can do USB OTG stuff with
it.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Mitch Altman wrote:
FYI, I'm still using my Nexus 4 (with Android
4.44). It works way fine!
Best,
Mitch.
Date: Fri, 28 Aug 2015 09:36:04 -0700
From: jake(a)spaz.org
To: stephen.whitmore(a)gmail.com
CC: sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org
Subject: Re: [sudo-discuss] Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
i could use it if no one else needs it more than me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my
apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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5:47 p.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
it would appear that the Nexus 4 is supported by snoopsnitch (software
for detecting stingrays). Can anyone confirm this?
If it does and it's going to project causes I'd definitely be able to
make use of it, but would rather it go to someone in need of a phone
ahead of me.
p
Jake:
i could use it if no one else needs it more than me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my
apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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6:54 p.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
patrick you can go ahead of me for it, i have one I am hacking on already
and I would love to know if it supports snoopsnitch!
On Sat, 29 Aug 2015, Patrick O'Doherty wrote:
it would appear that the Nexus 4 is supported by
snoopsnitch (software
for detecting stingrays). Can anyone confirm this?
If it does and it's going to project causes I'd definitely be able to
make use of it, but would rather it go to someone in need of a phone
ahead of me.
p
Jake:
i could use it if no one else needs it more than
me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
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I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my
apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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31 Aug
31 Aug
9:14 p.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
Patrick,
Looks like nobody else has claimed it (Jake put himself behind you), so
it's all yours. :)
I'm going to be at sudo this Thursday evening for JS hacking. Any chance
you'll be around? I could bring it then.
On 08/29 00:47, Patrick O'Doherty wrote:
it would appear that the Nexus 4 is supported by
snoopsnitch (software
for detecting stingrays). Can anyone confirm this?
If it does and it's going to project causes I'd definitely be able to
make use of it, but would rather it go to someone in need of a phone
ahead of me.
p
Jake:
i could use it if no one else needs it more than
me.
-jake
On Fri, 28 Aug 2015, Stephen Whitmore wrote:
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https://sudoroom.org/lists/listinfo/sudo-discuss I've had an old Nexus 4 lying around my
apartment for the last year
collecting dust, and realized it was plausible some sudo member might be
in a position where they need but lack a cellphone. Or, if not, it's
probably at the very least a neat spare device to do hacking with.
I was a little worried about just leaving it at the space -- it seems
like the kind of thing that both a) wouldn't be obvious that it's not a
personal item vs a community item, and b) an attractive and easy target
for theft (as per recent door-related discussions).
It's in good condition in its original box, and has the original
charger. The only hiccup is that the earpiece speaker seems to be dying
or maybe has loose wiring -- it's very quiet. However, the 3.5mm jack
and loudspeaker work fine.
Ping me if there's any interest; I'll bring it with me next time I'm at
sudo!
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1 Sep
1 Sep
10:56 a.m.
New subject: Free Nexus 4 phone for someone in need or hacking project
woot! thanks so much Stephen!
I'm unlikely to make it to sudo this week due to prior $life
commitments, but I'll be around next week if you're there?
thanks again! this is very much appreciated :)
p
Stephen Whitmore:
Patrick,
Looks like nobody else has claimed it (Jake put himself behind you), so
it's all yours. :)
I'm going to be at sudo this Thursday evening for JS hacking. Any chance
you'll be around? I could bring it then.
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