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MINI MILITIA RANK HACK APK FOR ANDROID ROOT & CYDIA iOS

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HOW TO RANK UP FAST IN MINI MILITIA : DOODLE ARMY 2? Well, I hope by this time you would have addicted to mini militia game . While playing mini militia online in the quick play mode you would have noticed few people who always rank high. Do you really thing that they are ranking by playing genuinely? If so, you are absolutely wrong! It's all because they are hacking the rank of mini militia.  Then next question that flicker in your mind will be " How the hell do they hack the rankings in mini militia? " Well! It's not a rocket science. You can also do mini militia rank hack by following the guide given below in the post! Not only that you can get unlimited battle points and access all the pro features of the game. Are you excited to know " How to hack mini militia? " There are various methods proposed by the pros to hack mini militia rank . I will be sharing a few working methods which will work for your device. Mini militia game has b
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Android SQLite Example Application Using Kotlin

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Kotlin Android SQLite  – SQLite is an open source database based on SQL language. Android has SQLite database implementation by default. Android SQLite Example Application Using Kotlin Koltin Android SQLite Example Application  : In this  Android Tutorial , we shall learn how to use SQLite database in your Android Application with an example using  Kotlin Programming  language.
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Shortcut Virus?

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What is a Shortcut Virus? There’s no wiki definition as such; but, as the name suggests, a shortcut virus is a virus (a malware) that hides your original files inside shortcuts. Types of Shortcut Virus Depending on its effects, it can be broadly classified into 3 types: Drive Shortcut Virus Folder Shortcut Virus File Shortcut Virus Drive Shortcut Virus As the name suggests, Drive Shortcut virus creates a shortcut of the whole removable drive. This not only limits to Flash Drives or USB Drives but can also affect External as well as Internal Hard Disks also. Folder Shortcut Virus Self-explanatory, folder shortcut virus creates shortcuts of folders and wraps its contents (files) altogether. File Shortcut Virus A virus that makes shortcuts of program files. Removing Shortcut Virus using CMD Shortcut Viruses once entered in your PC, is then difficult to remove. It may inject into any of the files and create shortcuts. So, here’s another way to do it:  Removing
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Android Studio Plugin Development

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We all love plugins. With their help, we can add specific features to existing programs and improve our development experience. But have you ever tried to build your own plugin? In this article we’ll describe a step-by-step process of creating a simple plugin for  Android Studio  /  IntelliJ IDEA . If you are not acquainted with the structure of IDEA plugins, it’s outlined  here . The basic possibilities provided by IntelliJ IDEA are enough for creating plugins of any complexity: from those that resolve applied tasks to those that offer support for  custom programming languages. The only difficulty that you may have to deal with is finding relevant documentation. However, you can find answers to almost all possible questions on IDEA’s developer, JetBrains,  forum . Now, let’s see plugin development in action! What Android Styler plugin is used for The idea of the Android Styler plugin is to make Android developers’ lives easier when they create an XML layout. Normally, to cr
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Paying with Your Face

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Face-detecting systems in China now authorize payments, provide access to facilities, and track down criminals. Will other countries follow? Availability: Now by  Will Knight S hortly after walking through the door at  Face++ , a Chinese startup valued at roughly a billion dollars, I see my face, unshaven and looking a bit jet-lagged, flash up on a large screen near the entrance. Having been added to a database, my face now provides automatic access to the building. It can also be used to monitor my movements through each room inside. As I tour the offices of Face++ (pronounced “face plus plus”), located in a suburb of Beijing, I see it appear on several more screens, automatically captured from countless angles by the company’s software. On one screen a video shows the software tracking 83 different points on my face simultaneously. It’s a little creepy, but undeniably impressive. Over the past few years, computers have become incredibly good at recognizing faces, and th
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Microsoft’s giving you just 10 days now, not 31, to change your mind about Windows 10

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By Mark Hachman Aug 8th 2016 The new policy means that you have until August 12 to decide whether you like Windows 10. Microsoft has hidden a new downgrade policy within the Windows 10 Anniversary Update: Once you’ve installed it, you’ll only have 10 days to downgrade to an earlier version or build, rather than the 31 days provided before. Historically, Microsoft had given users a full month to roll back any updates, including upgrades to Windows 10.  Supersite for Windows reported this week, however, that it was unable to downgrade to an earlier build after a 10-day limit had expired, though it wasn’t exactly clear what builds the limit applied to. We asked Microsoft for clarification, and it boils down to this: Applying the Anniversary Update triggers the new policy. According to
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Does your iPhone suffer from 'Touch Disease'?

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Highlights Apple has been sued by owners of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus who claim that design defect causes the phones' touchscreens to become unresponsive The proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Apple has long been aware of the defect The plaintiffs link the problem to Apple's decision of not to use a metal "shield" or "underfill" to protect the relevant parts, as it did on versions of the iPhone 5 Apple Inc has been sued by owners of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus smartphones who say a design defect causes the phones' touchscreens to become unresponsive, making them unusable. According to a proposed nationwide class-action lawsuit filed on Saturday, Apple has long been aware of the defect, which often surfaces after a flickering gray bar appears atop the touchscreens, but has refused to fix it. The plaintiffs linked the problem to Apple's decision not to use a metal "shield" or "underfill"
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Google’s Quantum Dream May Be Just Around the Corner

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Researchers at the company could unveil a quantum computer that is superior to conventional computers by the end of next year. Researchers at Google may unveil a truly powerful quantum computer by the end of next year. While Google itself remains tight-lipped on timings, New Scientist reports that many researchers in the field reckon its team isn’t far from completing perhaps the most advanced quantum device the world has seen. “It’s Google’s to lose,” Simon Devitt, from the Riken Center for Emergent Matter Science in Japan, told the magazine. The new report confirms what we reported last year after visiting Google’s hardware lab. Google plans to demonstrate a quantum chip that, using an assembly like this, can solve problems beyond what any ordinary computer is capable of. It’s no secret that Google is striving to build a quantum computer that can outperform conventional computers—a concept known as quantum supremacy. Having
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