Batsu

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by Batsu 17y ago
Indeed, if there ever was a problem with true verification, it is the requirement that you have to do it yourself without anyone involved in the steps.
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by Batsu 17y ago
To provide an earlier example (2001): Conker's Bad Fur Day (NWS for language, I guess): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0w5neFPat1w Pretty much anything you can find out about that game is along the same lines.
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by Batsu 17y ago
I love the sentiment as a php connoisseur, but my lack of knowledge about enterprise language has me asking why...?
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by Batsu 17y ago
> I'm going to code like crazy to get my game ready to go, just in case. You'd be crazy not to. Some people consider the App Store a gold mine, and while you might not actually make a fortune, being an item from the all-time lowest sele
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by Batsu 17y ago
It seems wrong to do this, but in a related thought, I imagine the people savvy enough to know there are apps outside the market will realize they can also install other ROMs.
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by Batsu 17y ago
I take it this is somehow related to the other post about blocking ads. This post is from 2007, and this quote... >>And in short, due to the fact that tools like this exist, several webmasters are now refusing to allow netizens to a
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by Batsu 17y ago
Prime example: the evolution of Evony's ads. http://contexts.org/socimages/2009/07/14/evolution-of-evony-...
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by Batsu 17y ago
The first step is admitting you have a problem :)
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by Batsu 17y ago
If this were a movie, Apple would be the greedy figure that eventually gets left behind by every who believed in him when he winds up with a gun pointed at his best friend's head.
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by Batsu 17y ago
My curiosity is who declared war on who in the Google v. Apple nonsense. Just a little over a months ago, Steve Jobs took some jabs at Google, calling them out on their motto ("Don't be evil") and saying they want to kill the iPhone with An
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by Batsu 17y ago
As an intently web savvy group, we want this simple "fix" to work for us. You provided us with reason to believe this (albeit simple) change will not provide us with results. Please, don't do this.
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by Batsu 17y ago
Apologies, wasn't accusing you of baiting. I did notice that you changed the title :)
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by Batsu 17y ago
"Apple admits using child labour" "Apple has admitted that child labour was used at the factories that build its computers, iPods and mobile phones." There's a world of difference between those two statements. The first being the headline,
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by Batsu 17y ago
Indeed, miles is just a nice name for reward points, but you're not quite on target with the calculations. In American Airline's AAdvantage program, you earn miles per dollar spent (for example, CitiBank's AAdvantage card earns 1 mile per d
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by Batsu 17y ago
Considering they are gifts, I'd hope not ;) However, since they are gifts, you can always argue it was given to you.
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by Batsu 17y ago
Agreed. It's strange to try to put a positive spin on everyone's shortcomings.
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by Batsu 17y ago
Not to mention with the advent of digital distributors such as Steam, making an ancient game available for $2 still draws in a couple buyers every now and then without any marketing or much effort. In fact, Commander Keen, a game that was r
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by Batsu 17y ago
Since I wasn't sure what you were referring to, I looked it up. Wolfenstein 3D was ported to the iPhone and open sourced, then sometime later was put on the App Store. http://ve3d.ign.com/articles/news/45679/John-Carmack-Release...
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by Batsu 17y ago
It depends on how you look at it. If you look at it in the sense that some browsers support it and others will likely follow, no, it doesn't matter. If you look at it like IE6 supported CSS, it won't matter tomorrow, but in a few years when
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by Batsu 17y ago
Certainly more useful (and less in the way) than twitter results in Google searches. That certainly throws the entire value of Twitter into question when you aren't looking for the comments :)
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by Batsu 17y ago
Nothing wrong with having multiple tools to accomplish the same task. For reference, check out damn near anything computer related.
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by Batsu 17y ago
It's strange. In the beginning, they described their model creation, the procedural animation, the sheer massiveness of working with an entire universe... stuff never seen before in a game. It was huge. Everyone was excited. In the end, the
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by Batsu 17y ago
I can't help but wonder if we could derive a whole new term specified to Microsoft.
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by Batsu 17y ago
The only thing missing is purpose.
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by Batsu 17y ago
There's a very small chance I might want one after playing with one. Right now my impression is I would be buying a $500 iPod touch for people with extremely large hands. Anywhere I would want to read with it, I would take a book.
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by Batsu 17y ago
The authors best comments are in the last three paragraphs. The larger portion of the text may not speak volumes to the how or why people pirate what they do, but that last part really points out unfair comparisons that are drawn in regards
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by Batsu 17y ago
If you have the tortoise and hare start at 1, but there is a loop going 2 -> 3 -> 2 -> ... then, without moving the tortoise, the hare will never find the tortoise or the end of the list.
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by Batsu 17y ago
"It's less portable, since different editors/pagers render a hard tab as varying numbers of spaces, and most editors can have this number altered on a per-user basis too. If you use spaces instead of tabs, you're never relying on a particul
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by Batsu 17y ago
Just for reference, all I see is the standard address not found browser error page.
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by Batsu 17y ago
I'm not sure if it's that people have a hard time, or they don't care to. Perhaps it's just semantics; either way I agree with you. I'm curious what PG says about this - Isn't HN's roots in his distaste for what programming.reddit became?

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