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I have recently started selling my Android application on the Google Android Market, and implemented their application licensing scheme to prevent against unauthorized use of my application. I am now planning on releasing it for the Amazon Android App Store as well, and want to know the best way of maintaining two versions of my application: one that implements the Android Licensing, and another that does not. Although my current solution works, it is not optimal, and I am trying to figure out ways other people have dealt with this. Right now, I have implemented two splash screens for my

i am new to aws and encountred some problem while trying to create a EC2 service in a ECS cluster. i was able to successfully create a brand new service (service1) in cluster1, but afterwards, i decided to delete cluster1 and create cluster2. The problem came when i try to re-create service1 in cluster2. whenever i try to add the service, i will get the following error creation failed: Service already exists. (Service: AWSServiceDiscovery; Status Code: 400; Error Code: ServiceAlreadyExists; Request ID: d854025e-ebcc-11e8-84ab-b3bac906f2ef) anyone know how to resolve this problem? i have tried

Amazon Mechanical Turk is a mass-micro outsourcing API, where you can get lots's of small simple tasks (e.g."Is there a shop in this image") done relatively cheaply (e.g. 0.10 U$ per image). Amazon seems to assume that this service is mostly of interest to US companies. This results in difficulties if you want to use the service (as an "Requester"): for example there is no easy way of funding your Account without an US Bank account. Can somebody share experiences of using the Service from outside the US? Since Amazon doesn't let outside US access yet , you'll need to either: Wait for Amazon to

Using the Amazon API it seems that it's not possible anymore to get the review rank information of a product. Checking this link the note says: As of November 8, 2010, only the iframe URL is returned in the request content. However, testing with the params they suggest to get the Iframe, but it seems that now even the Iframe doesn't work anymore. Thus, even in the latest API Reference in the chapter "Motivating Customers to Buy" the part "reviews" is completely missing. However: Since I'm also very interested if it's still possible somehow to get the review rank information - maybe even not

I try to scrape Amazon by Scrapy. but i have this error DEBUG: Retrying <GET http://www.amazon.fr/Amuses-bouche-Peuvent-b%C3%A9n%C3%A9ficier-dAmazon-Premium-Epicerie/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A6356734031%2Cp_76%3A437878031> (failed 1 times): 503 Service Unavailable I think that it's because = Amazon is very good at detecting bots. How can i prevent this? i used time.sleep(6) before every request. I don't want to use their API. I tried I use tor and polipo You have to be very careful with Amazon and follow the Amazon Terms of Use and policies related to web-scraping. Amazon is quite good at

Amazon claims their Kinesis streaming product guarantees record ordering. It provides ordering of records, as well as the ability to read and/or replay records in the same order (...) Kinesis is composed of Streams that are themselves composed of one or more Shards. Records are stored in these Shards. We can write consumer applications that connect to a Shard and read/replay records in the order they were stored. But can Kinesis guarantee, out of the box, ordering for the Stream itself without pushing ordering logic to the consumers? How can a consumer read records from multiple Shards of the