I’m starting to switch some of my following activity back to #Mastodon. I have nothing against Bluesky, and I think its usability is better than Masto, but I can’t escape the feeling we’re just helping build another US controlled social media platform.

I see folk post here, on a the site of a US organisation, about boycotting US products. The thing, for me, is if you're going to do that, you need to do it for free products as well as paid-for ones. Giving things away for free is a solid strategy for stopping non-US competitors gaining traction.

If you're hitting a problem with large file transfers using adb when doing #androiddev, and you're on Linux, it could be down to libusb. The way to check, and switch to the old native backend, is in issuetracker.google.com/issues/37241...

TIL; In Windows, if you have long filename support enabled, you still need to tell git by running; git config --system core.longpaths true otherwise it'll assume LFNS isn't enabled and complain when long filenames are encountered 🤦

Exciting news! We're publishing free Android Automotive builds for the Khadas VIM3, allowing anyone to create their own affordable developer kit! Grab a VIM3, add a touch display, and you’ll be ready to go! www.snappautomotive.io/developer-kit We can't wait to see what you'll build!

It’s been a long road, but finally we, at @snappautomotive.snapp.social, are in a place to offer folks some concrete steps to create an #AAOS setup that they can use to develop #Android #Automotive OS experiences 🥳

Hi there BlueSky! We're Snapp Automotive and we're here to fix in-car software. We built SnappOS, a white-label infotainment system, and we work with many major carmakers to help them get the most out of Android Automotive from a design and development perspective. 👋