if whatever it is compiled cleanly for ARM, someone else would have already built binaries.

that is true I did binaries that worked for me, I used them to test my hardware compatibility before building my own but I really didn’t trust these prepuilt binaries since they came from random Russian websites 😂

I get to the fusion360 installation window, when its halfway through it just crashes.

I use arch Linux with cinnamon de and openRC as my initsystem

I totally forgot about that, thank you!

I know I’m wrong for asking this question and being this vague, I was just trying to have a discussion on different possibilities on why this happened and if someone ran into a similar issue before and what was their solution / why it happened

didnt know that, I’ll try this

may I ask what distro ur using? I tried this and I couldn’t get it to run, spent hours troubleshooting

no problem!

I’ve been playing need for speed most wanted on my phone, amazing experience when paired with a holder

that’s what I’m definitely doing after this project, I’m tired of proprietary software and fusion is the last thing I need to cut off

THEY’RE ESCAPING THE CONTAINMENT FACILITY

didn’t even know that the mockup PSN network on the rpcs3 was a thing that is amazing

I’m willing to take a fat loss on memory if it means I’m leaving a predatory ecosystem.

also true on the gold subscription, ps plus is also going up and I’m not willing to tolerate it more

I particularly enjoy European based companies because of their customer service.

one time I had an issue where tutanota double charged me, I sent one email saying “I got double charged” without giving much context or having to explain myself, they replied within minutes and fixed the issue without me needing to do further action.

American companies could never.

seeing how the tech space is around here and digging more into binaries, they most probably outsourced their stuff, that third party company probably blocked GOS out of discretion, I don’t imagine they actually asked for that.

it be like that sometimes

no, that’s a well known workaround, but the banking apps I used were just giving me a generic error, while yes they used google play integrity API, they weren’t enforcing it.

what it turns out is that they were checking for specific packages that come preinstalled with every copy of GOS, effectively blocking users of said operating system.

Luckily these packages aren’t essential and could be disabled by users, bypassing their checks.

this is one of many that they implemented, there are 3 other checks but it was easy to bypass those too without compromise.

as it stands right now, there is no clear benefit for me when it comes between choosing to bank on my browser vs just using the app while yea it does offer some fingerprinting resistance, I’d be still exposing my real IP address, otherwise the bank would flag any other IP address I’m using and will require me to verify myself.

I opted to run my banking apps in a separate profile without hiding behind anything while kewping my other profiles separate and behind proxies

good point, I’m leaning towards just changing the device model in the report and calling it a day.

I have to use it, its part of my daily life, but thank you for your response.

thank you so much, another thing I also missed when looking over the technical aspect of it, I’m saving this for future reference.

saving this reply for future reference, thanks!