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Docker On Ubuntu Touch

How did we get here?

I like to give a purpose to the phones that I don't use actively, so let's run Docker on one of them. My experience with running Docker on Ubuntu Touch was a bit rough. I compiled the kernel with the "required" configurations for Docker and lost Wi-Fi. After a couple of days (sigh), I remembered that our kernel uses modules for certain drivers, and one of them was for WLAN. After I generated my own rootfs and flashed it, Wi-Fi started working again. After installing the apt version of Docker (I'll say why I chose the apt version later), I got Docker to work—yay!

The reason for not going with the Snap version of Docker was that it couldn't even run the hello-world container. No matter what I tried, I had no luck, so I gave up on it for now. I'll try to get the Snap version to work because with a UT update, I'll lose my Docker.

The juicy part

Setting up the build system

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Ever wanted to change the Daria logo on your Daria Bond device? Now you can! Here's how:

Getting Started

1. Download the mtklogo binary from the mtklogo repo.
2. Get the default logo.bin from my Telegram channel.
3. Put both files in the same folder along with my custom config.

Unpacking the Logo

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import requests


headers = {
    'accept': 'application/json',
    'accept-language': 'en,fa-IR;q=0.9,fa;q=0.8',
    'content-type': 'application/json',
    'origin': 'https://foss.crave.io',
}

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def reverse_number(number: int):
    return int(str(number)[::-1])
print(reverse_number(123))

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import pyrogram
chat_id = 777000
await app.send(pyrogram.raw.functions.messages.SetTyping(peer = await app.resolve_peer(chat_id), action = pyrogram.raw.types.SendMessageTypingAction()))