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  • Nia [She/Her]@beehaw.orgtoPiracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ@lemmy.dbzer0.com•How do I stream music on IOS?English
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    5 months ago

    Side loaded a lot on iPhones, figured I’d just infodump here a bunch of general info on it in case someone might find it helpful

    spoiler

    With a free apple account which I assume most will be using you have to resign at least once every 7 days as you said. You can only sign 3 apps at a time including your side loading store if you choose to manage it from your phone. Paid Apple Dev account is more (unlimited?) apps at a time with 365 day re-signs, but $100 a year, which at that point unless you’re actually making apps isn’t worth it.

    There’s a few different methods, but I prefer to use AltStore. You sideload the altstore app onto your phone from the PC installer (windows or Mac), then you let the “AltServer” run on your pc 24/7.

    When your phone is on the same WiFi network as the PC, or wired over usb, it’ll automatically reinstall and re-sign your apps once they get close to expiring. You can also only install apps when on the same WiFi as altserver or over usb connection to your pc. It can sideload from repos or files directly.

    There’s also a way you can use on some specific iOS versions that don’t need to be re-signed at all without having to jailbreak either but I can’t remember the name of it at all, it’s very specific versions and relies on a major exploit that apple fixed

    Edit: ended up writing a whole essay, I’ll put it in spoiler tags so it doesn’t take too much space

  • Nia [She/Her]@beehaw.orgtoWorld News@lemmy.ml•Iran launches attack against Israel with drones 'hours away' from Israeli soil
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    5 months ago

    Maybe they shouldn’t bomb Iran if they don’t want them to strike back?

    Like I want all of this conflict to end, but Israel just bombed Iran’s consulate in Syria, killing 2 generals and 5 officers. What did they think is gonna happen when they do that? Do they expect a country to just say “oh no don’t do it again please.”?

    If it was US generals and officers the US would have went ape shit about it in response

    Israel was striking their consulate in response to rockets that were fired at them, but the detail that people miss is that the rockets fired was in response to Israel previously striking them as well.

    As another commenter said, Iran has the right to defend itself. If Israel wants Iran to stop attacking them, maybe they should try not attacking Iran?

    (If this came off as sarcastic or combative it wasn’t intended, just trying to say how I see the situation between Iran and Israel but I suck at formatting)