Anonymous823

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by Anonymous823 13y ago
> are we going to have to play games in large empty warehouses Large hamster ball on rollers. Infinite space to walk or run. Also, you don't need to track their motion or feet, you just feed in the data from the rollers, and you kno
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
Voting is pointless when you can't trust anyone. If we want improved privacy, we have to do it on our own. That means improved, open source tools for encryption, anonymous browsing and messaging.
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
I agree, it's a long term play, and their chance of winning over hardcore console users is zero at this time. However, they will be directly competing with consoles for space under the television. As for solving your problem with hardw
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
They better be in the game to compete with consoles, because they're going to be, whether they want to or not. If their long term plan is to simply run Big Picture Mode, and that's it, they'll fail, and never be more than a n
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
I'd really like to see someone fire up Quake 3 Arena and play a few rounds with a mouse, 360 controller, and Steam controller. Give them a few hours practice with each device, and let's watch some comparison videos, against the sa
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
Well, they've overcome the number one challenge, that's getting something launched. Valve does one thing great, and that's rolling out consistent updates and features, so I have faith they'll improve the platform if it g
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
If someone is looking for a specific name, it's typically because the name is publicly displayed on the service. This presents a couple of major issues. 1. Let's say someone wants your HN username, andrewhillman . You've bee
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by Anonymous823 13y ago
I made a post the other day, but it got pushed off 'new' in a few seconds. Anyway, I thought someone should setup a simple one or two page site that summarizes the importance of not tracking visitors. Then, it has a few 't