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I'm not sure why people are bringing programming languages into this....? It's like if I bought a book from Wal-Mart and then asked Barnes and Noble for the same book for free because I bought it at another store. I'm not sure how difficult of a concept that is to grasp.

Why would you want an iPad when you already have a Nexus 7?

Trying to make up for my small penis size, sorry.

It's hard to fuck up clicking things into place.

Dropbox would be an excellent choice for this.

I hope the other dev's know if it wasn't for @Alek this site would have about 5 active users.

But guys he's going to make thousands of dollars per day off his new bot!

Not recommend, REQUIRE :p

Considering you code inside of an IDE it really doesn't matter...

I didn't know that, pretty solid.

op has autism

Unless the hackers from the NSA You should also add a timeout to any request packets sent. It doesn't matter how good your encryption is (could be some alien shit idc) because anyone who intercepts the packet can resend it as many times as they want. It's a major security flaw in a lot of website login forms ;)

I can't wait for the "oh fuck my bot broke" thread...

Talking to god damn much.

Uhhh initial costs = ~$350 100 accounts = ~$350 for bonds monthly server fee = $200 total loss already = ~$900 Already ~$1k in the drain and his bots going to break next update.

You got ripped off like all hell. Enjoy trying to work with a broken bot next time a major update comes around, as I highly doubt anyone would provide bot maintenance without a recurring payment.

LOL

Then how do you accept incoming requests from script writers? You obviously have to configure the key on the the client and then send that in the request. My point is that if I was using your API I could send whatever data I wanted as long as I had your authentication code (which ever script writer would).

The issue is more so along the lines of someone configuring a valid experience/items gained/time ran/etc. request with bogus data and sending that in.

Just bootstrap that shit.

There's many Java IDE's, you could also look at two other pretty popular ones Eclipse and Netbeans

None really for someone that won't be doing much besides printing lines to the console, no offence :p IntelliJ just has a (in my opinion) easier on the eyes UI, extremely helpful intellisense and easy integration with things like Android and Maven.

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE7E8B7F4856C9B19 JCreator looks like shit. Get IntelliJ so you actually have some intellisense.

The only reason I come onto these forums anymore is just to see you shit on his Mercedes.

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