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by AntiRush 12y ago
The referencesource project seems to be MIT licensed: https://github.com/Microsoft/referencesource/blob/master/LIC...
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by AntiRush 12y ago
It seems like the current patch might not be a complete fix: http://seclists.org/oss-sec/2014/q3/671
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Talent Wars: $250k Startup Engineer Salary(cnet.com)
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by AntiRush 13y ago
Another project targeting Java on iOS is XMLVM[1]. It has several frontends, including JVM bytecode, and several backends, including Objective-C (and vanilla C, these days). 1. http://xmlvm.org/overview/
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by AntiRush 13y ago
Virtualbox is open source - GPLv2 https://www.virtualbox.org/browser/vbox/trunk
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by AntiRush 13y ago
Javascript has the normal (C syntax) set of bitwise operations that operate on 32 bit numbers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by AntiRush 13y ago
It's coffeescript[1] [1] http://coffeescript.org/
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by AntiRush 13y ago
The JavaScriptCore they are compiling is without the JIT. You still can't have memory pages marked write+execute, which is what you need for a JIT.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
If we look at Groupon as a model, it becomes clear that SG&A is the major expense for a deals company like Living Social. Earlier in its existence, marketing was also a huge cash sink for Groupon. This has improved for them as their pr
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by AntiRush 14y ago
If you're looking for XMonad on OSX, check out OSXMonad( https://github.com/xmonad/osxmonad ). It's pretty usable at this point. One problem with it (and any of the other tiling solutions), is the drop shadows OSX adds to windows. When yo
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Yes, that's correct. Art assets can be licensed however you like.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
If you are interested in a commercial license under different terms, you can contact me at fairfieldt@gameclosure.com. The GCFL covers what we see as the majority case for game developers - we can work out other options as the are necessary
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by AntiRush 14y ago
The spirit of the requirement is to encourage contributions back to the GPL version. You can fix or modify the GCFL version as needed - the only requirement is that you contribute back any changes to the SDK itself back to the GPL version.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
We've dual licensed the DevKit - you can choose either the GPL or our free commercial license: http://www.gameclosure.com/license.html That page is about the GPL licensed version. It's basically saying you're free to develop and releas
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Our focus has been on support for the mobile platforms - iOS and Android. As such, the deployment tooling is really focused on releasing games to the app store. This may change in the future - for the time being, if you're interested in re
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Recently, I've been trying out a few of the options out there. My requirements are: * generates C * generates a fast parser Ease of use is also obviously a good thing. A few of the options I explored: ANTLR[1]: ANTLR is really great is you
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by AntiRush 14y ago
The Cocos2d-x (Cocos2d api in C++ with a bunch of supported platforms[1]) has had Cocos2d-HTML5[2] for a while. It uses the same api as their JavaScript bindings and there are some demos of complete games running on both from the same pla
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Another JavaScript VM in JavaScript (this one by Brendan Eich and Mozilla): https://github.com/mozilla/narcissus Narcissus is pretty cool - it's used as a testbed for new Harmony features. It's more reliant on some Spidermonkey specific
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Wine has a pretty good DirectX to OpenGL translation layer. It could be leveraged to provide this. Many games on Steam run quite well on top of Wine, and some of the OSX games available on Steam already use it.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Some ipod touch devices had a bluetooth chip in them and it wasn't enabled.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
I wrote something similar on top of nodejs to simplify some problems at Game Closure. http://www.github.com/gameclosure/jash It's probably not ready for prime time - past it's initial use cases it hasn't been tested much. Things like sh.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Another project that focuses on Java to Objective-C is http://xmlvm.org . XMLVM also offers an Android compatibility layer, including some UI support.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
I have an install of Firefox 3.6 because an application I develop uses the version of Spidermonkey that shipped with 3.6. It's nice to be able to easily test code and get a rough performance profile in the same environment.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
For iOS, at least, this is a requirement to conform with the license. Since you cannot dynamically link with libraries on iOS, sparrow is using static linking. The letter of the lgpl requires that you provide the application in a way that
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by AntiRush 14y ago
On Steam, you click add to cart (which takes you to a checkout page), and then you have to check an "I agree..." box before hitting the actual purchase button. I don't think this qualifies as one-click.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
To solve the security issue, the bookmarklet could perform some sort of hash checking on the source and refuse to run if it's changed. The question is, can a hash function and verification logic be made small enough for this to be viable?
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by AntiRush 14y ago
I'm not sure if you did it on purpose, but http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI works and is more in the spirit of the article than http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI.html
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by AntiRush 14y ago
The Raspberry Pi is targeted squarely at enthusiasts (which, granted, is probably most people here). It comes without an operating system, any storage, a case, or even a power supply. This is a huge, if not insurmountable, barrier to entry
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by AntiRush 14y ago
Absolutely. At Game Closure, one of the foremost features of our SDK is our cross platform (all Android devices as well as iOS) engine.
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by AntiRush 14y ago
There are some new devices (I'm looking at a Huawei M835 running 2.1) that don't have 2.0 support. As for "OpenGL is hard" - I think a major point here is that Apple has made it far less so. Because of their extreme curation of devices (re

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