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shujito
9y ago
- self learning - people that pushed me to do new stuff
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9y ago
Learn from your own code, compare other's coding practices. That worked for me.
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9y ago
can you elaborate on more details? seems fun/interesting
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9y ago
You don't have to close your database every time if you manage it with a ContentProvider. I've used SQLite on Android like that without many issues, although the boilerplate can be too much using SQLite as is. You can also create
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9y ago
Can it be used with sparkjava, pippo, or springfw?
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9y ago
It's not (quite) Despite being called "programming languages", they are not really languages for people to communicate, but for computers to understand instructions (although, humans do need to understand a programming langua
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9y ago
>Inexpensive Consumer-wise or manufactor-wise? I'm thinking the latter
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9y ago
in no particular order: - HN - FB - TW - SO - ...And google?
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9y ago
I had to enable javascript to read the article...
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9y ago
Aren't JPEG's lossy? I can't think of a reliable and performant way of retrieving data from a JPEG.
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9y ago
you got me
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9y ago
Then, what's safer? Whatsapp or Telegram? Also what's happening to this post? It was flagged, then deleted just a little while ago.
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10y ago
I was expecting Raspberry Pi
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10y ago
How about sson?
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10y ago
Bluetooth is listed for Nokia 5 and the 3310, that's strange
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10y ago
I do the same, just not panic, instead I restore from cloud
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10y ago
maybe this works? a bit? https://nochio.com/story?id=1l9JdB8IghJ9JnsqWZDuA11W
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10y ago
I hope that after swift 4 new changes are non breaking
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10y ago
why not celebrities in general?
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10y ago
yes, it says it in the very article
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10y ago
Didn't work on Chrome, tried on Firefox instead, thanks
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10y ago
I think this should have a [1992] tag on the title
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10y ago
it started working now (strange, using osx btw, not that it matters anymore)
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10y ago
this doesn't seem to work properly on firefox, I'm using FF48.0
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10y ago
It's Amazing, I played it whole I wonder where are more of the secret areas...
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10y ago
How does that site knows which libraries are used on the apps?
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10y ago
Mexico About my previous reply, that is if I recall correctly, I remember being able to cancel numbers of lost phones providing the number and the name of the owner (in this case, one time I lost my number, other times my dad lost his'
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10y ago
Now this worries me, beacause in my country you just call to your carrier and ask the number to be deleted, you just need to provide your name, then anyone can cancel your number.
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10y ago
What if it is a VPS?
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10y ago
It's all, thanks
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