GlickWick

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   by GlickWick 12y ago

   It somewhat feels like the author of this article got into a fight at work with some of his colleagues and is now ranting about it on a blog. Not sure this is a great source of actual information. It's entertaining, though.
2. 122.▲
   by GlickWick 12y ago

   Very misleading title. It's grossing $1.5M per month. You still need to subtract operating costs, which will be substantial in a bitcoin mine. I'm sure power/land/cooling/etc is cheaper in rural China than many othe
3. 123.▲
   by GlickWick 12y ago

   Why not? Don't you want to attach a bunch of leeches to your stomach and bleed away that flu?
4. 124.▲
   by GlickWick 12y ago

   While I think this guy was more than a little ignorant and probably should have been more careful, Google's policy here is just ridiculous. Banning someone from literally everything and offering no real process for contacting the compa
5. 125.▲
   by GlickWick 13y ago

   I used impact.js for a while. Really solid framework for building web games. I'm not sold on Ejecta though. I spent some time with it and found it debilitatingly difficult to debug issues, especially performance problems.
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   by GlickWick 13y ago

   My experience with Unity has been pretty solid too. I was incredibly surprised as to how easy it was to get my game prototypes running on pretty much everything. My major gripe, much like the author's, is the Asset Store. It's ful