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I have an application for sending out say around 100+ tweets every day. I am using OAuth for authentication. The twitter API says that post messages are not rate limited. However I am receiving the following error: 403:The request is understood, but it has been refused. An accompanying error message will explain why. This code is used when requests are being denied due to update limits ( http://support.twitter.com/forums/10711/entries/15364 ). error - User is over daily status update limit. request - /1/statuses/update.json Relevant discussions can be on the Internet at: http://www.google.co

I'm going to implement a (simple) downloader application in Java as a personal exercise. It is going to run several jobs in different threads, in a way that I will be downloading a few files at the same time at all times during execution. I want to be able to define a download rate limit that is shared between all the download jobs, but I don't know how to do it even for a single download task. How should I go about doing this? What are the solutions I should try implementing? Thanks. mdma I'd start with a DownloadManager that manages all downloads. interface DownloadManager { public

I need to run two instances of AudioTrack at the same time. They must run separately because I'm playing them at different, variable sample rates. I found that if I run them in the same thread, they "take turns". I'm running them each in their own thread, but the audio is stuttering. Any ideas on making two instances play nice? If not, any tips on mixing two short buffers into one, even if I want to play them at different sample rates. I have 4 audioTracks playing at once and they seem to play fine. Testing on HTC Desire 1.1ghz OC. I get glitches with the threading sometimes though.

Is there a best practice approach to prompt Android users to rate your application? Considering they could acquire it from Amazon.com or Google Marketplace what is the best route to handle this in a way that allows users to vote? marchica For Google Marketplace, take a look at this neat code snippet . I'm sure you can modify it to launch the Amazon Appstore instead or in addition to. EDIT: Looks like the site changed their URL structure so I've updated the link above so it works now. Here is an old copy at the Wayback Machine in case their site goes down again. I will paste the main contents

I need to make rate option in my android app. I found this link but I'm not sure that want I search. I want to just provide ability for users to rate my app on Google Play. K_Anas The rating is done through market app so that ratings can be trusted. If apps were allowed to handle the rating themselves, then the developer could manipulate the app's rating any time. So there is no way you can handle the rating yourself. You can only prompt the user to your app page on Google Play and ask them to rate your app for more support. Use the built-in intent to launch market private void launchMarket()