Goggwell

On Facebook, I saw a page called iOSGods, and @DiDA liked it. So I decided to visit the website. Turns out, this website reinvigorated my spark for hacking

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Dude, how did you get so much better than me?

Nice tutorial!

Am I smart? (say yes or you don't receive any of my potatoes)

Oooh. Dark and mysterious, like Curry when he's "going out to buy some coffee".

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Nice work

Nice work!

Sweet! Literally

I actually read the manga first, and then when the manga continuity ended, I went straight to the original webcomic. Of course, the anime was amazing. Truly covers the One Punch Man satire we all expect. This shonen parody is simply amazing.

Sorry that I haven't commented on this! Nice work!

No problem! Feel free to ask me personally if something goes wrong

If this is a tweak (which I'm assuming it is), then just %hook classname, no need to do anything with the app name. If you want the tweak to work for a specific app, simply add the bundle ID of the appwhen making the tweak (during the setup stage in the Terminal, when it asks for a bundle ID like com.apple.springboard). This can be found in the Info.plist of the app (select Property List Viewer, then find CFBundleIdentifier and copy the name there into the setup in Terminal). %hook ExampleClass //replace with your class name, and this is a comment -(int)coins { return 9999; } -(int)cash { return 9999; } %end

There are a lot of things you don't know about me I'm also a godly potato highking.

Same with , I've written numerous books as well, and it's not easy to pull off. You really have to keep a story moving with some much-needed ambiance, and your narrative has to be incredibly dynamic, as it can't just be flat. Although I agree with his 'double-sided personality' idea, one-sided stories are just as interesting. Some examples are 'Fatherland', 'Love Was Never Mine', all the detective novels (Sherlock for example), and so on. Also, don't over-complicate your story by adding TOO MANY characters, as the plot will overlap itself (and that could lead to some pretty disastrous collisions). The characters could just appear as foil, or filler. They could also simply be subsidiary or non-existent to the plot, but make sure you know what you're doing if you're going to add characters to the main plot. I'm taking superhero novels out of this equation because Marvel and DC have a LOAD of characters (and if that's what you're heading for, then be my guest). This is just some tertiary feedback based off of my own experience as an author, but this is your story, so I hope you make a good one!