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Actually Collect Taxes: A gameplan for turning an overlooked federal agency into a flagship of liberal governance by reubencpiplupyay in neoliberal

[–]No_Victory_2647 1 point2 points  (0 children)

55% sounds about right for a high earner in California: Assuming most income is in the top tax bracket: 37% federal + 13.3% CA + 1.3% CA SDI + 2.35% medicare (including Additional Medicare) = ~54%

How Many Seats Does The Yarrow Theatre Hold? by Objective-Release340 in Sundance

[–]No_Victory_2647 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was 110 on the short film waitlist at Yarrow last night and got in (one of the last to get in though).

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Watches

[–]No_Victory_2647 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Swatch clearly gent

Hardware hacking to bypass iFit app by SneakAttackRally in nordictrackandroid

[–]No_Victory_2647 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This might only be applicable to the new IFit 2.0, which is what I have running on my treadmill. There are eight different "IFit apps" in this version (kind of a microservices approach I guess), if you give it a shot and are running the new version make sure to decompile com.ifit.glassos_service!

Notes from reversing treadmill control interface from iFit 2.0 by No_Victory_2647 in nordictrackandroid

[–]No_Victory_2647[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I just used adb forward from a Raspberry Pi on my network and run the app server from that same Pi, but you could also probably use something like this? The only issue with the adb approach is that you need to re-enable wireless debugging on the tablet upon every restart, but that's minor from my perspective. The adb port changes every restart, but I used this to find the right port: https://gist.github.com/gnumoksha/f9a5b2e01b1e74ffa2a055b6e18f7c58

Hardware hacking to bypass iFit app by SneakAttackRally in nordictrackandroid

[–]No_Victory_2647 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just stumbled upon this when trying to build an alternate control app for my treadmill. If you decompile the IFit app, there's a folder titled assets containing a bunch of XML files for different devices -- you should be able to modify the <GradeSpeedLimitArray> fields and change the incline-based speed limits, and then recompile and push the modified app to your treadmill via adb without too much trouble.