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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
That's what I understood as well. What I was, however, trying to figure out is how they think the rates of the marketplace will influence the traffic on the (mostly) separate store. After all, Epic could have had 88/12 rates for t
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
Of course they loose some money on the gift cards, but I highly doubt it's anywhere close to 18% of the value for most retailers. I was not able to find a public source on any numbers here, but I asked a friend working at a large 8-let
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
The UE Marketplace is targeted at developers only and sells assets and such for use in UE games. I was not aware that Steam is competing in that area at all and a cursory search didn't yield any such results. Of course other marketplac
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
It appears I didn't parse the article correctly myself. Thanks for catching this, I'll edit the OP to be clear on this.
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I think it is commendable that Epic used some of this profit to change their Unreal Engine Marketplace rates in favour of the developers. Similar to their store that is mentioned in the article, the revenue split is now 88/12. This cha
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I think you're missing an important point. Not all CSS in JS solutions attach styles as inline styles. Some of them, such as Styled Components [1] and Emotion [2] (and many more) will actually generate proper CSS Stylesheets and attach
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I would like to note that it is not possible to put works entirely into the public domain in some jurisdictions. The only such legislation that I am familiar with, is the German "Urheberrecht". In particular you cannot renounce ce
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
On iOS I am extremely happy with Palaver. There’s a ZNC plugin to send you notifications when you are mentioned, if that is something you need or want. It’s not free, but I think it was around the $2 mark and definitely worth the money.
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
They did! "Node.js on ChakraCore" [0] already exists. It is maintained by Microsoft, but lives under the NodeJS organization on GitHub. Instead of reimplementing the Node APIs, they roughly implemented the V8 API layer on top of C
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
Thank you, I'm aware of that and currently using the custom CSS for some things. I realize I didn't say exactly what I meant to say (again; sorry about that)... By visual separation I meant for example a vertical line with all cha
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I should have been more clear about that. I meant a visual separation between the channels I join in a network and the users in the same network that I open DMs with. I realize I can achieve this by hand, but I frequently join/leave ch
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I didn't express myself very clearly, I'm afraid. I didn't mean separated users as in user accounts, but that there is no visual separation between channels I join in a network and the users I open direct messages with.
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
This seems like a promising project, but right now it still is lacking some features that are very nice to have in my opinion: * Colored nick-names * Theme-ability, even if only through user-provided CSS overrides * Nickname autocompletion
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
Chiming in from Germany. Our debit cards are branded "girocard", which is to my knowledge exclusive to Germany and mostly co-branded with either Maestro or V-Pay for international payments.
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I can definitely see their reasoning, but like you, I don't like it. There's times where I really just want to listen to something and not need the video without it being music. As for the Picture-in-Picture, there is a somewhat h
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
> As for macOS support, I don’t own a Mac, so I can’t build anything for macOS. If you’re a macOS user and want to use seiri, and are familiar with macOS development, let me know if you’re interested in being a macOS maintainer. This is
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
Unfortunately I wasn't really able to test this out as there are no users in my area, but I was wondering how you are tackling / plan to tackle the following problem: Suppose two people are almost but not quite 1km away from each
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by Cu3PO42 8y ago
I second this. I am currently in a middle sized city in Germany that is not exactly focused on technology. I didn't expect to see any users (and I didn't). Even at significantly higher adoption, I can't imagine that I would e
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
Over the years I have tried to teach people to code a lot (and mostly succeeded) in various settings. I went through a lot of approaches, so here is what I learned: Some restrictions in what a language lets you do are helpful, whereas other
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
Hardly. I live in Germany and I was able to upgrade to 50,000kbit/s, of which I effectively get ~35,000 most of the time, only last year. Before that it was 5,000 for a few years and before that I was happy to have 1,000. And I don&#x2
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
Or multiple hours for those of us who are still plagued with slow internet at home. Luckily it's not that bad for me anymore, but I still sympathise with everyone with slow connection speeds, because you can't "just" dow
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
I think this was a great idea, so I'm sad to see it go. I have prepaid credit cards for potentially sketchy sites and one "main" credit card that I use for most of my payments online. This could probably have reduced the &quo
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
I dislike the style of note taking described in the article, i.e. mindlessly writing down what the professor is saying. I don't believe however that this is necessarily tied to typing rather than writing with pen and paper. I have a le
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by Cu3PO42 9y ago
I would like to propose a different approach here that has in fact been practiced by some of my professors. What if, instead of blanket banning laptops, you banned them to the last row. That way laptop users can only distract other laptop u