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czarina:Ah... Thanks a lot. Now I get it |
Preditor:J2me abi what did you say? What platform? Java phones, abi symbian? There's not enough info here |
czarina:I've been wondering for only God knows now. What's the meaning of this I.M.O thing? Please tell me |
salvationproject:You have to create something like a keystore, or whatever nonsense they call it. I don't have time to read it, so I just pulled the link from google. Read it here: https://developer.android.com/studio/publish/app-signing And make sure you're not uploading a debug build. Most of the apks you build directly from Android Studio builds debug by default. So make sure to check that out too. |
MaryJane01:Okay, there's no clap emoji or something here.. You said everything I've never had the confidence to say. Most of them are funny though. Did you really think you existed just to eat pizza and drink cheap beers? Abi it's another joke? (there's an emoji for this one). |
Your website works fine for the most part, and is a little responsive. The only problem I'm having with this though is the "active" indicator in the navigation bar. It looks like you're not getting that right at all. So please, fix that one |
Ausrichie:Bro, there are rules in every programming language, and every language has its own methods of solving problems. Just like a regular language, you can't expect c++ to look, be or act the same as the C language. If so, then what's the point of having a new language in the first place? And if you think about it, you don't have to use all these things. If you don't want to use streams in C++, you can always use C's printf functions, which works just fine. These things are not forced on you, but if you take some time to study and practice these little things, then you'll find that it's quite easy and not too difficult to work with. I used to think assembly language was hard until I got my hands dirty and learned that it's just basic instructions (machine code) stored as mnemonics to tell the CPU when and how to manipulate memory. |
Ausrichie:My brother, if you're talking like this then you have no idea how much you don't know about the C language. C++ is not complicated na. Go and view the linux kernel source code and tell me how much of the code you can read and understand. Then you can say C is the best. |
Download Ollydbg (2.1 is the latest version), and knock yourself out with assembly language |
Elamin21:If you ask me, I think the operator killed himself. The robot executes only the instructions you give to it na.. |
All these is a matter of choice and perception. Do you want to be a Computer Scientist? Do you want to understand the inner workings of the computers, how operating systems work, how code you write is translated to machine language, how those machine codes are structured, debugging, code organization, enterprise-level project management, developing software as a team, data processing, data representation, cryptography, encryption, and so on (I can go on and on)... If you want to have all these knowledge, then why not go and study computer science? Whether crappy school with outdated software and technology or not, you'll be better off studying computer science, treating each topic as it comes, and acquiring these knowledge (of course, this is if you know what you're doing). I mean, you want to go and study something else in school, and still learn all these things I listed above? So with these stuff I listed, you'll now add the ones you want to go and study in school. So tell me, what do you think is going to be the result?. And come to think of it. Can you work with tech giants like Google, Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Microsoft, etc. if you're holding a Public Administration certificate? Which department do you think they'll put you? Certainly not anywhere near where they write code... But then, if you just want to be a web designer, or you want to know how to make simple stuff with a computer, then it's better for you to just go online, and read those "little" things. Then you'll be fine. |
My brother, you are not serious! Shey if they tell you the laptop is not good, will you go and return it? |
To think about AI and how it'll help mankind, there's really a lot it'll do. It'll help people live better, make people make smarter choices, present smart options, enhance security, improve productivity, efficiency, and so on.. But with every good part, comes the bad ones. AI improves laziness, increases unemployment, lacks creativity, too much dependency on the things (our smartphones and computers are good examples. Some people can't sleep without visiting WhatsApp in a day), very dangerous tools (if put in the wrong hands, can really do some serious damage to this world). That's what I think about AI. Whether it's good or bad? Well, I wouldn't know. For me, it's both, just like everything else. |
Karleb:My brother, this automation thing is really not a joke ooo. Seeing ground-breaking technologies like Facebook being able to detect how many people are in a picture, telling you who is wearing glasses in a photo and who is sitting on a car... That's some serious AI! Talking about technology, computers are already able to do better what humans can. Maybe in other areas, humans may still be needed. But it's hard to think about an aspect of technology where computers cannot take the role of humans. Computers can write better, more efficient and surely more high-performant (and of course, faster) code than any human can. And to cap things off, the useless things get better every single time. It's not really a bad thing. But the problem is, it's not a good thing either. |
ambitiouschap:That's telling you that flashlight is not defined. You are trying to use an object that does not exist. I think you're missing a Javascript library. |
I had interest in programming because I've always loved technology since childhood. All that goes on under the hood, I've always wanted to know. How Konami were able to make all those players run on the screen, and how I press X and Messi knows to pass to the right player. You know, all those things. They all seemed like black magic to me, and I don't like black magic, so I set out to know exactly how and why these things happen as they do.. And here I am! A programmer in the making. |
You probably downloaded a crack version of AIDE. If you installed from Play Store, uninstall it and download another version online. Just search "AIDE apk" on google (without the quotes) |
fuckfuckman:Not possible for them to put this page on front page.. But for your problem, make sure you're in object mode, then right click on the box.. Then press x and enter to delete the box.. To know that you're in object mode, you'll see the box is solid (it has one kind color like that).. Cheers.. BTW, I'm by no means a blender expert.. I'm just stating my observations of the situation |
Oga, don't be looking for laptop names upandan.. Anyone you buy is fine, as long as you don't have any graphics or CPU-intensive requirements. |
Excuse me... Is it that you never test your website?? I was trying to read this post on your site and some useless sidebar was just disturbing me.. I couldn't even swipe it away or scroll it off screen to read the actual content... Please fix this.. By the way, I'm doing this on a mobile device (android) with chrome browser if that helps |
I swear, only God knows what in the world you just posted.. The only thing interesting about everything though, is the reading from 0 to 111 in binary and back... Really? XaTuring? The name could've been better though |
Data structures is as important to developers as registers is as important to the processor (okay, pun intended).. The knowledge of how to correctly and efficiently structure data and arrange them using different techniques for various scenarios is very important for an average developer.. Knowledge of Data structures can save you time and effort and can also keep you from doing useless research.. Think of it like this, most of the time, you'll be trying to solve a problem that has already been solved.. Even when you're trying to make something that has never been already made, the steps to get to your destination has probably been covered by someone else and is also documented.. For me, understanding data structure is more important than studying any programming language.. Mastering the language is not the problem.. The problem is knowing what to do with the language.. And with this, I think data structures is the way to go |
Somebody is sharing your posts.. How is that any cause for alarm?? |
Lemme give you the difference to my own understanding.. A software engineer is a person that designs and implements a software from scratch.. He designs the API, the features and other things like that.. You can also say that he creates the blueprints for which the software is to be developed.. While a software developer is one that creates software based on a set of given specifications.. A software developer takes the blueprints and implements them in code.. That's all I've got.. It's all in my head, so I'm not sure I'm entirely correct |
You can get more info here.. http://devportal.digitalpersona.com |
You'd need to know the kind of fingerprint reader your app will support, e.g. Digital Persona.. Then download their API and read instructions on how to implement them using java |
What I'd advise you to do is simple.. Just try to build something with the little you've learnt.. Sitting down with books is not going to get anything done.. Actually, the basics is all you need.. You can only master the advanced concepts when you're working on an active project, not sitting down with some book and thinking everything will stick.. My point is, find some project to work on, no matter how small or huge.. You'll definitely learn something as you progress |
What is even paining me was when Flopp said that there is nothing special about Camp Nou... I laughed and said, "Messi will be the judge.." |
dhesire:Can u imagine.. If they now play well nko? Na murder for Liverpool be that... Barcelona are just too smart to lose to a team as awesome as Liverpool.. |
asalimpo:I guess it could.. Since the processor is independent of the graphics device, it now depends on how much work your processor is doing. And no, I installed Linux on my hard drive (Linux is my primary OS) |
18k? |
I have a Dell Vostro 1410, with 2GB ram, 120GB HDD, Webcam, and about 3hrs battery life.. How much can you buy such a laptop? I want to know, before bringing it over there, so that I will not waste my transport.. Because Ikeja is really far from here |
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