infinite_snoop

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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   I'm doing a lot of SAP/OpenUI5 development at the moment and performance seems good. I believe the .war is only needed as a one off if you need to deploy the UI5 libs to a Java server? I'm deploying to SAP systems which alre
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   Aside from the price there seems to be a few bugs that have been lingering around for a year or longer with no fix in sight. One that I have encountered is when uploading files, the progress callback jumps from 0% to 100%. https:/&#x2
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   I'm interested in how you can conceal these API keys in Android, there does not seem to be any recommended approach. Obscure methods like wrapping them up in C native code get mentioned. I'm assuming Proguard does not help?
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   Ok, I took another look and all the Parse keys are in a very obvious place!
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   Probably, I took it apart and had a quick look but couldn't find the key. I only had a quick scan of the Application and Activity classes though and did a search for Parse.initialize (where the key is passed in)
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   Ok, answered my own question, it contains the Parse library.
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   by infinite_snoop 12y ago

   Out of interest, would you mind sharing what backend they are using? Is it something like Parse or a custom development?
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   by infinite_snoop 13y ago

   Can this be used to hide API keys? It's fairly trivial to decompile an APK file. As another poster pointed out the key for Conceal would need to be stored somewhere also. Any ideas or best practises of hiding API keys? Google has not t
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   by infinite_snoop 13y ago

   From the video: "PrivatOS is the Android you are familiar with"
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    Compared to SAP GUI screens this is like an advanced alien technology. https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=sap+gui&espv=210&es_sm=93&...
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    For the ASMR there is also the curated site http://www.soothetube.com/ I also like to listen to rain/thunderstorms which I find relaxing. Hope that helps.
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    I have a Win 8 tablet and the app store is a complete joke. I don't think the "use the browser" argument really holds any water. Lots of UX features are only really available when you go the native route, i.e the new "pi
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    Link to the original image source: http://zenpencils.com/comic/128-bill-watterson-a-cartoonists...
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    Is the missing micro SD slot due to price or to encourage you to move your data to the cloud I wonder?
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    I've noticed two features silently vanishing from my galaxy s2. Installed apps no longer appear in the search results from the Google Now widget and I no longer have the option to download a complete email in th ebuilt in email client.
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    North Korea unveils 'native' Android smartphone(engadget.com)

    1 points by infinite_snoop 13y ago|0 comments
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    Maybe the fact that Instagram was aquired by FB?
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    by infinite_snoop 13y ago

    Chips is the US are Crisps in the UK. "Potato Parties" seem to be a thing in Japan, where youths order huge amounts of chips(or fries): http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/shortcuts/2013/mar/04/potato...
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    by infinite_snoop 14y ago

    Try the link in the comments from Geekbri.
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    by infinite_snoop 14y ago

    A programmers wife asks him to get some milk while he is out, she never sees him again.
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    by infinite_snoop 14y ago

    http://sliated.com/kubrick_archive/kubrick_1966.mp3
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    by infinite_snoop 14y ago

    Has anyone used this framework in anger? No support for sqlite would stop me from porting my Android app to this. It looks like they have focused on the UI only so far (to good effect!)
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    and then multiply that figure by 3.14 to account for running around in circles
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    After five years in the UK I can say the rain is one of the things I miss the most! On an anecdotal note most of the CS graduates that I know are not in Ireland any more but are split evenly between the UK and Australia. Also, Dublin is obs
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    You already know Java so you have a huge stepping stone into the Android world, buy a book and work through the examples and then start your own project, start small as other people have suggested. It's hugely satisfying watching your app b
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    Great! It's just a shame that all of my friends have died of old age waiting for the invite period to finish. Seriously, what was the reasoning for this? It's not like Google don't have the infrastructure/capability to scale quickly.
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    Use public transport over driving where possible?
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    Ok, so these devices look similar from the outside, but what about the internals? I'm opening the back of the iPad now, the things hollow —it goes on forever—and—oh my God—it's full of stars!
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    If you are in the UK you can simply choose Virgin as your broadband provider to achieve the same effect.
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    by infinite_snoop 15y ago

    Hey James, Your question encouraged me to look into this myself as I'm working in Manchester a lot at the moment. I came across this which might interest you: http://madlab.org.uk/events/ I even added a calendar event to my Outlook to rem