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I believe that you are talking about /sdcard/Android/data instead of /sdcard/data. From what I gathered, this is an intentional "security" feature. It is possible to bypass by root, but that is not an option for you. There is the permission MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE, so if you manage to grant it to termux it should theoretically work, but may require some app patching to the manifest beforehand. The last thing you can do is use adb on yourself using localhost with adb over network and edit the files from adb shell, that however requires the use of the run-as command which only works for debuggable apps. I will look into more solutions and edit this answer later.

Yes there are, they are called low-code or no code software testing solution. I've used both https://www.testim.io/ and https://reflect.run/ but honestly there are a lot of them. So for example with reflect I can record a web application, set assertions (either based on text or on a visual element) and then I can run them either on a set schedule or based on some event like an API call.

This answer is going to disappoint you. First, do not think of rooting the device. That process entails automatic factory reset of the device, which means, you would end up losing access to files which contains label/reminders for your alarms. Second, adb backup is completely useless for this clock app because its developers have disabled backup functionality in https://pastebin.com/BpbMXyZd (see line 26). So adb backup of this app would be an empty file more or less. Third, the data you are after is in a database named alarms.db located at /data/user_de/0/com.oneplus.deskclock/databases. You cannot access that location without root access. And that's a dead end. Fourth, you cannot even use some accessibility service hack to read upcoming alarm notifications or Alarm clock's label dialogs because complete label/reminder text is not available there. Fifth, access to that app's content provider requires permission which adb (shell) user doesn't possess. So there is one more dead end. At last, I have to conclude that without root access or without support from OnePlus you are unlikely to get access to those alarm labels.

Try wiping the cache partition. To do this, boot into the Android recovery menu. Make sure your phone is turned off and hold Volume Up+Power or Volume Down+Power for 5-15 seconds until a screen appears with many options which displays Android Recovery Menu. Now use the Volume Down button to go down, until you are at Wipe Cache Partition and then press Power button. This will remove any cache on the device, and make new cache, which may will work to fix your issue. Now (re)boot your device and see if it has worked. I am not sure of this is gonna work for you, but you can try it.

You have TWRP so first create backup of whole userdata partition with adb pull (Note: backup is encrypted and useless outside of source phone) adb pull /dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/userdata If your TWRP support encryption you can just "unlock" ( https://twrp.me/faq/openrecoveryscript.html ) phone from command line and backup plain userdata partition instead adb shell twrp decrypt '1234' adb pull /dev/block/dm-0 It will take up to 1 hour and requires several GB disk space on your NTFS or ext4 formatted hard disk. This step is optional and backup can deleted from PC afterwards, it is not required. Instead full disk image consider using twrp adb backup. This backup does not include your emulated Internal Storage. Pull pictures and music from /sdcard yourself adb backup --twrp --compress data adb pull -a /sdcard If your /data partition is accessable you can enable https://android.stackexchange.com/q/213116 via Magisk startup script in https://topjohnwu.github.io/Magisk/guides.html#boot-scripts ( https://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/Settings.Global#summary vary on android version) cd %userprofile% adb push .android\adbkey.pub /sdcard adb shell echo '#!/system/bin/sh sleep 15 settings put global development_settings_enabled 1 settings put global usb_mass_storage_enabled 1 settings put global adb_enabled 1 ' > /data/adb/service.d/adbguard chmod 0755 /data/adb/service.d/adbguard and https://android.stackexchange.com/q/171934 your computer RSA key adbkey.pub "offline" (this https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/module-magiskhide-props-config-safetynet-prop-edits-and-more-v6-1-2.3789228/page-301#post-86327477 can do it, too) cat /sdcard/adbkey.pub >> /data/misc/adb/adb_keys chmod 0640 /data/misc/adb/adb_keys chown 1000.2000 /data/misc/adb/adb_keys chcon u:object_r:adb_keys_file:s0 /data/misc/adb/adb_keys Otherwise modify /system_root/prop.default, /system_root/system/build.prop or whatever until you got scrcpy to work (you can try that https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=4111923 for this) Next, boot into android and check adb devices you should be able to https://www.xda-developers.com/scrcpy-control-android-on-pc with scrcpy now. please note scrcpy comes with it's own adb.exe - please delete it to avoid losing adbkey.pub (scrcpy will use adb.exe from https://www.xda-developers.com/google-releases-separate-adb-and-fastboot-binary-downloads instead after you added platform-tools directory to %PATH%) Finally, install https://www.fjsoft.at/forum/viewtopic.php?t=31155 and backup your SMS. you can restore to different phone by copying the files into proper directory and restore it -> "In original storage" %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\MyPhoneExplorer[]\SMS.dat %UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\MyPhoneExplorer[]\SMSArchive.dat

Android bases on Linux and thus has the same limitations that the root permissions are required to open a socket on ports below 1024. For opening a socket in an app on a port greater than or equal to 1024 the app itself needs to have the static permission: defined in its AndroidManifest.xml. Without that permission no network communication is allowed by the Android operating system. With the permission you can open client and server sockets to perform network operations as usual. When opening a socket for running a server, be aware that usually this only makes sense on the WiFi interface. On the mobile network interface you can open up a socket, but as mobile network providers don't assign a public IP, you can't reach a server running on a Android system connected via mobile data to the Internet.

Create a file named rclone_mount.sh (or any name you choose). My PC is running Linux, so I don't have to worry about line endings. Add these commands to it: #!/system/bin/sh export RCLONE_CONFIG=/data/data/org.galexander.sshd/files/rclone.conf; rclone mount mypcloud: /mnt/runtime/write/emulated/0/mypcloud --gid 9997 --dir-perms 0771 --file-perms 0660 --umask=0 --allow-other --cache-dir /storage/emulated/0/.cache --vfs-cache-mode full --vfs-cache-max-age 48h0m0s --vfs-cache-poll-interval 2m0s Set your rclone options in the above command as desired. Send the file from PC to Android device. I use scp like this: scp -P 2222 rclone_mount.sh 192.168.1.123:~/ On my Android device, install the file: mount -o rw,remount /system cp /data/data/org.galexander.sshd/files/rclone_mount.sh /system/su.d/ chmod 700 /system/su.d/rclone_mount.sh chown root:root /system/su.d/rclone_mount.sh mount -o ro,remount /system The hardest part of this is probably finding a location for the script where it will get executed automatically when the phone boots. Since I have SuperSU, the choice was easier: /system/su.d/. For all the reasons indicated in the OP, my script was simpler than might have been expected. Since it runs on boot, there is no need to check/unmount the remotes. I don't need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH. I don't need to become su (as it is run by SuperSU), etc. It's a very simple script. Caveat: I only tested it once so far. I'm open to suggestions and I will be using it extensively over the coming days/weeks, so I may find issues that need to be fixed.

"All Permissions" just give an insight into what all permissions the app can have once allowed, i.e. it just shows that chrome has the ability to "record audio using the microphone at any time".

Short answer: Unfortunately, you can't do this on Android since android doesn't come with separate mic and sound choices. There might be solutions if your device has root access though

I backed up all of my data and reset the phone to factory defaults. Important reminder: Before resetting the phone, I removed my MicroSD because the dialog said that it would delete everything on the MicroSD if I did not do this. Sussing out the source of the problem: After reformatting my phone, I slowly installed each app that I thought might be the culprit. Then, I slowly did each system app update. I found there were a few apps that could cause the problem. These are the apps that I suspect have the ability to permanently block connection to VPN in order of confidence with first being most certain: Mi Credit, Screenshot (by Mi), Updater (by Mi), and Security (by Mi). There may be other system apps that create this problem. Update: Themes (MI) also creates this problem, consistently. The VPN connects and says that it is connected, but download rates drop to 0kbps. If I remove myself from the MI Themes privacy policy and wait a few minuets, the VPN starts working again. If I re-accept the privacy policy, the VPN stops working, again. This is reproduceable. Methodology: After reformatting, I spent a few hours connected to my VPN and browsing before installing any of these apps. After installing them one-by-one, I encountered issues. Removing updates did not undo the problem of the VPNs being blocked: I had to factory reset the phone, again. I installed these other apps, one after each reset, to test each one of them. I installed "updater" and "security" at the same time so it might be only one of these two, but I suspect that all of the system apps on the new MIUI system app update set are tainted. Finally, I reset the device, ignored all updates, turned off auto-update in three locations--Developer Options, System Apps Update settings, and System Apps Updater settings--, and began to use my phone again. Everything has been working fine for 24 hours. If it fails hereafter, I will update my answer and include it as part of the question; so, if my answer is here, the theory stands. How is this happening? If anyone knows why these apps are causing this problem or can guide me through figuring it out, please mention me in a comment. Thank you!

According to https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/994220/view/4066122160041069077 : The Final Boss appears when you complete all the chapters in the [Transcended Universe] of 1 or above with "Unknown Stone" You can now enter the Semi Final boss stage only when equipped with “Unknown Stone”.

A slide into the block will break it as long as you've already hit the boost speed, I believe. The puzzle continues with the two shootable blocks in your picture on the left and another booster block below. To solve the entire puzzle, the easiest way is to start your shinespark from the prior room, slide through the blocks shown, then immediately press down after passing through that wall to store the charge; shoot through the shootable blocks and drop into the lower room, climb into the small one-by-one space next to the booster block, then ball-spark to the right to break through a line of blocks. Your reward is a missile tank hidden in the wall.

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/articles/360059148111-Minecraft-Java-Edition-Hotkeys is a list of all the shortcuts keys in Minecraft Java. This is called Invariance and Covariance. If you Google it, you’ll find tutorials that can explain it much better than we can in an answer here.

Assuming you want to achieve the max damage(dmg) output, the best combination differs for every character. For Xingqiu i.e. the best combo is 1>2>3>4>Charged( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQU6hcwglOk&t=205s ), and I've seen others with their best DPS combo in such kind of videos. Hu Tao's best dmg output is when only spamming charged attacks, because when in her elemental skill, the charged attack is performed much faster and with C1 has no stamina cost. So it's 1>Charged Razors best DPS combo is simply doing 4 normal attacks and animation canceling the last attack. Animation canceling means to end a long animation by jumping or dashing. So it's 1>2>3>4>Dash. The "best" combo heavily depends on the caracter itself, so look it up for your characters! There are a lot of guides on that topic with the best combo. General Tips: Charged attacks have 3 major drawbacks and 1 advantage: They cost stamina, knock the target back and take more time to perform than a normal attack, but deal increased damage.That's why the Overload reaction (pyro+electro) isn't very famous - it knocks the enemy out of your reach. For claymore-wielding characters, I know of no charged attack that's worth doing because of the long spinup time. Bow users are special as you need to aim manually when using the charged attacks. With bow attacks, you need to charge attack to hit certain weak spots, i.e. the cores of ruin guards or hilicurls heads. Charged attacks on spears make you charge forward, changing your position on the battlefield. The charged attack has higher DPS, but the given drawbacks (stamina usage, knockback, relocalization). I don't know if that counts as well for claymores, but I simply hate that long "I take my weapon, I lift it up, I go in a fancy pose, I start swinging"-thing that takes about 10 min to start.

Raising a character's friendship level: Unlocks more of their lore/background story and voice lines (accessible via the Profile section on the Character screen); Unlocks more interactions with the character when they are set as a companion in your Serenitea Pot; Unlocks more facial expressions that you can choose when taking a photo; Gives you the character's namecard that you can set on your profile once you reach friendship level 10. Additionally, you will earn achievements (and therefore Primogems) for reaching friendship level 10 with 4/8/16 different characters. Check out the https://genshin-impact.fandom.com/wiki/Friendship_Level for complete information on friendship levels. As far as I know friendship level has no effect on the character's combat ability/stats.

The multiplayer does not have blood. The most "gruesome" thing would be spartans 'disintegrating' after being killed by a Hardlight weapon, but no red blood anywhere.

Make a hopper clock by connecting 2 hoppers and putting an item inside them, then put redstone above the hoppers and connect it to a lever. It will save you space, and is easy to do. Change timing with repeaters.

A User Story is a promise of a Conversation. This https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User_story was said by one of Agile Manifesto authors, Alistair Cockburn*. So yes, a User Story can be a one liner. But aren't stories supposed to be specific and scoped, refined together with the developers (ready to work, to address ambiguity), and have clearly defined acceptance criteria (definition of done)? And perhaps a UX specification/screenshots/sketch drawings? These are not mutually exclusive arguments. The key is when in time each happens. The Product Manager may write a one liner - as a promise of a conversation, have this conversation with the team and then, together, to expand this one liner into a list of agreed acceptance criteria. Agile frameworks, in general, are non-prescriptive on purpose. It allows every team to explore the best way to implement it. It's sad that most places try to mimic what other places do, forgetting each company, each context, each person is unique. I read somewhere that 95% of companies use a "hybrid" DIY agile approach, which seems like a nice way of saying that "we make up the rules as we go". Our current practices aren't working for me, and I'm wondering if the problem is with me, or that the practices aren't following recommendations. This is true and happens more than it should. It's important to know, however, that this happens as people may move into customise the framework without entirely understand why the framework suggests some practices. Understanding https://martinfowler.com/bliki/ShuHaRi.html may help understand the problem several teams face: they move into Ha, before getting the Shu. Expanding on top of the known frameworks is suggested by practitioners and authors. You'll no longer be doing Scrum, of course. But you can still be agile in your own way. *There's also a https://twitter.com/totheralistair/status/897894659544031232 talking about it but the link is broken.

Your RAM would be more functional or useful if you were to use roles instead of a person. Therefore, if a person was to leave, you would not have to worry about keeping the RAM up-to-date with normal changes. Also, you would not even have to worry about normal (or abnormal) absences. Coverage for an individual's absence would be handled in your team charter or perhaps a procedure document but the RAM would always be accurate. As an aside, RACI is a rather weak coding schema for the RAM. It is common in IT and the definition around responsible and accountable--which is synonymous--is bizarre. I use PARIS and have found stakeholder adoption to be improved. Primary, Approver, Reviewer, Informed, and Secondary.

I have something similar running in our environment. Here is how we did it. You only have to worry about what you have sent from your SQL Server database. Create an SSIS package to load data into MYSQL, BUT you are going to be using a filter from a table that you create. The primary key is the last record sent. The table should look like this. Tablename | Key Customer 101 Accounts 521 At the last step you need to insert into this table the max Primary key ID for the table you sent. Then the next time the time the package run just filter the data being sent by the table. Example Select * FROM Customer where PK_ID > 101. Just ensure your package has the correct error handling. Hopefully this makes sense.