7000skeletons

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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
I can't help but think there's some truth to all the talk about people growing tired of the same mechanics being used in essentially every Telltale game after the first series of The Walking Dead. Going from personal experience, i
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
I mean, hundreds of people laid off, some of whom had only recently moved their entire lives across country for their roles, is kind of a sad end mate.
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
Jesus, I knew their sales had been rocky but I didn't realise HOW rocky. I guess the formula they had for games didn't really pay off across multiple instances.
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
Well I, for one, would like to congratulate the new Queen of Sweden.
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
I've admittedly not worked on a project team as large as the ones you'll find at Cisco, but a lot of the time it comes down to deadlines and a team biting off more than they can chew rather than active maliciousness. Never attribu
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
Fun fact, the majority of the "tourist trap" shops you see dotted up and down the Royal Mile in Edinburgh are actually owned by the same family. Who are originally from India, I think. The whole thing's pretty hilarious.
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
Nonsense, they had a big old battle bus. Anybody with a battle bus clearly knows what they're doing.
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
I'm personally hoping that Brexit, combined with a lot of the more nationalist governments that are beginning to pop up across Europe, is going to lead to the EU moving away from the combined European government it's been angling
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
You could probably blame the people responsible for the referendum in the first place, trying to use the notion of a Brexit vote as some sort of political brinkmanship game against the EU and then running for the hills when people didn&#x27
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
The Economist did some great reporting on this a few months back, and it's good to see that the issue is starting to get even more notice across the world. The Chinese government are basically building a massive surveillance-state in t
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
In Scotland we've had some success at reducing gang-related violent crime in areas like Glasgow, largely by going after the root causes of the issues. It was a mix of lobbying the communities these violent groups existed in to reduce s
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by 7000skeletons 8y ago
I've never read Ruby's Conduct Guidelines before, but they look really well-suited to open source projects. Short, simple, to the point.