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by yareally 13y ago
Decompile the apk with one of a number of tools (apktool, baksmali). Least that would be what I would do.
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Similar to Beijing, Nanjing was once pronounced as "Nanking" in the West. Some historical events, such as the Nanking Incident[1], still reference that pronunciation to avoid confusion. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/
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Both names have been correct at some point in history. In some areas, both are still used, depending on whom one asks and who is doing the naming. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_Postal_Map_Romanization http:&#x2
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> This seems a little disingenuous. I bet Intellij already has great support, but the top link you give there for Sublime Text, emacs and vim doesn't really give anywhere near the level of support you get in Visual Studio. Literall
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There's also a discussion[1] at Codeplex on some TypeScript compatible alternatives to async/await. [1] http://typescript.codeplex.com/discussions/397594
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> What would make TypeScript awesome is support from more IDEs (Eclipse especially). There exists a plugin for eclipse, but I have never tried it. I'm mostly an Intellij IDEA user. http://marketplace.eclipse.org/co
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> but I want my development tools to be cross platform (which is why I like Sublime Text, Eclipse, and similar tools). Still not sure why you're complaining. There's great support for TypeScript for Sublime, Vim, Emacs, Intel
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Pentium 4s and the early AMD64s could have up to 4GB of RAM. I had 3GB in mine back in 2003. The average consumer might not have had that much though. Anyone playing games or running things like Photoshop had much more than just 512MB.
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There is a way to convert Java straight to LLVM. I would guess the developer is already aware of that though https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/java/trunk/docs/java-front...
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Actually yes, I have several of his albums and love his work as well. Friend of mine introduced me to his music about a year ago. As you mentioned, it's also great programming music.
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I know they have one group dedicated to the Android Source and they constantly answer questions related to development on their Google Group and elsewhere (like twitter). AOSP related stuff mostly comes off as good will towards the communit
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> Even though the quality of discussion on HN might ebb and flow, or there might be more negative comments than positive at times, the culture here isn't ever going to tolerate Natalie Portman, hot grits, or image macros. HN suffe
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A lot of it is indeed the way things have always been, but that absolutely does not excuse allowing such actions to persist in the future. However, posts with a sense of naive shock that nations have only started doing unethical things in t
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by yareally 13y ago
Np :). I'm happy to see other people love Minimalistic music on HN as well. I haven't heard of Young, so I'll have to check his works out. Anything offhand you would recommend listening to first? I stumbled upon Richter by ac
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My favorites by Phillip Glass are his Violin Concerto[1], the soundtrack to Koyannisqatsi[2] and The Hours[3]. Minimalist Classical is sort of a precursor to modern day electronic music and I fell in love with the genre instantly after havi
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I think any copyrights Yeats would have had in 1958 were expired. Unfortunately, cannot say the same about ones Achebe has since the rules have extended time periods to be much longer now.
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Given the amount guys like this[1] that work at Microsoft love XML, it sounds pretty reasonable. Actually liking the XML docblocks though is taking it a bit too far. There's a lot of things I dislike about Java, but one thing they got
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Portal 2 came out just two years ago Dota 2 this year
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I've never been overly fond of Samsung or Moto ads and I'm a long time Android User, Android App Developer and also mod the ASOP for fun and customization. Then again, I'm probably not their target audience either since I won
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He tweets about his experiments in various languages quite a bit if you don't already follow him there. https://twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack
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Somewhat related, but has anyone tried using Kivy[1] for mobile apps yet? [1] http://kivy.org
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If using something like shared_ptr in C++0x, it does come with some drawbacks (due to not having a strict ownership) as mentioned by Bjarne Stroustrup[1]: Please don't thoughtlessly replace pointers with shared_ptrs in an attempt to pr
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Probably referring to reference counting, but that's not exactly a new idea. Still makes for a performance hit using reference counting all over the place.
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> However, the MinnowBoard is still cheaper than most PCs and could appeal to developers looking to write and test commercial applications before they're deployed in servers, embedded devices and other computers. Relying on having s
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Many of those games lose a great deal of interactivity and control when ported to a touch only interface though. Turn based games like Final Fantasy fair well though on touch interface, but real time games like GTA not as much. I wouldn&#x2
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> - Poor tool support (refactoring regularly broken on both IDEA and Eclipse). You could file bug reports with Jetbrains to have them fix any issues you can reproduce. They're generally pretty good at following up and working on bug
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> Not an achievement for the world at large, perhaps, but for the individual, it is certainly an achievement. It's also a good method to learn a new language in a somewhat predictable way. One of the first things I do when learning
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I haven't tried either yet, but there's jRuby for Android via Roboto[1] and MobiRuby[2] for iOS. Both are free. [1] http://ruboto.org/ [2] http://mobiruby.org/
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It was never totally made clear what the people making the threats motives were, but most likely harassment because of her gender is considered the likely reason. http://onebyonemedia.com/the-sierra-saga-part-3-who-are-the-.
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I'm not a heavy C++ developer and only use it to augment other languages when performance demands it, but not having to deal with memory management and the problems it can create when binding to another language is a nice benefit. The

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