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Alas, a feature has turned into a bug :(

I found a friend that owned the same model of phone as mine. I used his phone to approximately eye-measure where on the screen I have to press after entering the Settings app.

Now I repeated these presses on my phone. Luckily, although my phone was broken and the screen had become almost fully black, the touches registered.

----------- edit:- If you find it difficult to find a friend that owns your unique phone, your local mobile shop might have a demo phone for you to try out.

Or Youtube search for a video titled "How to enable debugging permissions on Samsung S8?"

I pray to God to give me this wisdom everytime I am goofing off on instantdomainsearch.

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    Why scrcpy?
    A colleague challenged me to find a 
    name as unpronounceable as gnirehtet.

    strcpy copies a string; scrcpy copies a screen.

    In the end, the Internet vendor used the above-mentioned series of concealed hacking techniques to achieve:
    
    Concealed installation, increase installed capacity
    Counterfeit boost  DAU/MAU
    Users cannot uninstall
    Attacking Competitor Apps
    Steal user privacy data
    Evasion of privacy compliance regulations
    and other suspected illegal purposes.

It was special because the german creator of the course broke down a car into small components and then rebuilt it.

It kinda felt like reading a neatly designed codebase.

1. speaks authoritatively about something he is not in a position to know

2. keeps quoting the ballistics charts that he has memorised like its gospel

3. keeps making claims of the format X is just as powerful as Y. Eg: "22 long rifle is just as powerful as .3006 rifle"

4. keeps making claims about firearms he was never in possession of

5. keeps making claims of the format "There is no such thing as X" (The author of the video says this is the most useful trick)

By default, StumpWM lists normal buffers on C-x b, and X-windows using some other keybinding like C-t b

This seems like an achievable approach for my beginner level. Will save 'Swing/Lindy hop or Ballroom' in my notes. Thank you for sharing your experience!

Thank you very much for taking the time to post such a thoughtful answer.

> this phenomena is latent to every human being!

Human brains are soo beautiful & full of things to self-explore

Thanks a lot for the divide and conquer approach. Fun looking loops from the 70s & 80s seems like a great start, considering they are simpler for a beginner.

Edit for posterity:- In case anyone is looking for a good intro for the 70s/80s loops, i liked this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awPecmtraXc

Their advice is vague:-

"Don't think about it. Just do it"

"Don't be soo digital, be a bit analogue"

"I encourage you to think more like SOFT COMPUTING, not instructions for a CPU"

What would be the minimum 20% set of primitives to cover the 80% hiphop style space?