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by DiThi 9y ago
Something like "our hard work is protected by these words, please don't steal (c) Apple" without spaces or punctuation...
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by DiThi 9y ago
You had a bunch of pretty good answers already. I just wanted to say that I can tell you haven't played any desktop console Zelda game. I can't find any game of similar quality and length in a phone. The closest I've seen is
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by DiThi 9y ago
It runs a modified form of 3DS firmware with BSD bits in it. It's not as clear cut as the PS4.
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by DiThi 9y ago
That's probably not a problem with Nintendo currently. At least for Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, an important part of game designers are composed of fresh blood that challenged the established ideas of what a Zelda game is supp
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by DiThi 9y ago
It may help e.g. if the original person has an alibi at the time the fake one was made, or to distinguish which of two version came first.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Sounds like a good idea, if you also receive a freshly made hash: to ensure the picture was taken _after_ the received hash and _before_ it was sent out. I would make a merkle-tree-like hash to be able to obscure parts of the picture and st
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by DiThi 9y ago
The wasm binary itself may be using a separate engine, but heavily sandboxed: it can only communicate with JS, and nothing else. The (newly added) attack surface is minimal when compared with Flash, Java, etc (each with its own APIs). Almos
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by DiThi 9y ago
"io games": Massively multi-player, real time, no login, no rounds (continuous game), just type your name and play. There probably were a few flash games like this, but didn't caught on like it has now.
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by DiThi 9y ago
> Just because more people want to explore this brave new world doesn’t mean it’s a bubble. But if more people want to explore this brave new world _too quickly_ it may be a bubble. As it happened several times already. Yes, the price is
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by DiThi 9y ago
I interleave information that becomes redundant (like the position of players, I can handle losing every other packet for a while, interpolating/predicting missing info) but send important data in all channels (like when a rocket is fi
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by DiThi 9y ago
(Not OP but I had the same idea) When a packet is lost in a TCP stream, it must be retransmitted, and until the client receives it, all further packets are stuck in limbo (received by the client, but cannot be seen). For this reason, most g
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by DiThi 9y ago
This is the so called "io game" genre, started by agar.io.
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by DiThi 9y ago
> and regulations here are mostly different from NN Not mostly, but totally. It costs very very little to comply with NN law, and protects the consumer. The ones you mention sound more costly and attacks the consumer freedom. > or abo
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by DiThi 9y ago
Thanks, you're the first person that explain me the costs. Not totally free but almost, and vastly cheaper than a 10% figure I saw in some comments. Where can I read more information about those requirements without having to read the
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by DiThi 9y ago
I keep seeing everywhere comments against Net Neutrality using this argument. And saying that it cripples free market, because new ISPs wouldn't be able to compete having the expense of regulatory compliance. But _nobody_, absolutely n
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by DiThi 9y ago
I couldn't find how much are the mice taking in relation to the amount they need. Also there may be important differences between mice and humans. You probably shouldn't worry about DHA.
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by DiThi 9y ago
There are a lot of browser based games that are not "io games". The genre is much more narrow than you think.
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by DiThi 9y ago
That's the game that made the genre that people call "io games"
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by DiThi 9y ago
> SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER Is this because in China you're expected to ignore all certificate warnings? > I wonder what their performance is like compared to GPUs. Me too. I tried to find a similar table and found this: https:&#
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by DiThi 9y ago
> Anything else actually makes JS harder than, say, Python. It depends on the setup. I use CoffeeScript 2 which gives me most of what I miss from Python (which was my favorite language for years). And when I go back to Python I miss havi
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by DiThi 9y ago
Windows 10 only, though... On the other side it allows you to build a web version of your apps (in addition to mobile), which is nice.
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by DiThi 9y ago
JS is a pretty good option in many cases, easier to support in many platforms and arguably easier to develop and debug. What is not, though, is bundling a whole browser. A JS engine is a couple orders of magnitude smaller than a browser.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I didn't know about nidium... Thanks! Is there any project similar to those two, for Windows?
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by DiThi 9y ago
This comment is downvoted because it was sent unfinished by mistake. Maybe you should empty it.
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by DiThi 9y ago
I mean, what would you use that budget for? Why would it need to be 10%? I'd say it's 0%.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Suppose you're a new ISP. Explain what is the cost of complying with NN regulation.
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by DiThi 9y ago
Are we talking about net neutrality here? Because I don't think NN can be costly. Net Neutrality is the _natural_ state of computer networks, you don't have to do anything special.
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by DiThi 9y ago
The user paid for internet access, but streaming video services pay too. The more distance there is, the more effort may be required to guarantee some minimum speed, and in some cases may not even be possible. Internet sea cables are not un
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by DiThi 9y ago
Why?
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by DiThi 9y ago
CDNs are definitely still a thing. Not so much because of "chance of reaching", but because you can't change the speed of light, and having the content closer to the clients is both faster and cheaper.

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