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Epic Is Losing Hundreds of Millions of Dollars in Its War on Apple(eurogamer.net)
2 points by Grakel 6y ago|3 comments
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by Grakel 6y ago
Wow, I wonder if some kind of scanning could reveal all the layers beneath the whitewash.
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by Grakel 6y ago
A huge company making a major investment in actually producing something, especially something that has a dangerously limited global supply chain, is nothing but good. This is the exact opposite of what many watchers predicted for this old
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by Grakel 6y ago
There was once a time where it seemed like Google might turn all that search money into a continuous stream of forward leaping services that made doing things easier. But beyond Gmail and Maps, there seems to be a big, foggy disconnect betw
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by Grakel 6y ago
As a live theatre industry professional, movie theaters will go the way of theatre, once it stopped being the main form of entertainment, it didn't die, it just became an occasional, expensive treat for lovers of specific genres. Holly
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by Grakel 6y ago
I use a lot of reference photos as a professor and a designer. I keep a long list of sources, but as I go I always download as much as I can. I have seen countless resources dry up or get locked down to sell some prints. Many of the ones on
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by Grakel 6y ago
Worth noting is that we don't even know exactly what Shakespeare wrote. Much of the first folio was transcribed from memory of the acting company, and remnants of sides and scripts frequently disagree.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Did HN censor the word penis, a scientific term?
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by Grakel 6y ago
Find something related that you're passionate about. Study it, do some small projects, market them, make that a niche of your professional persona. Become not outdated in a specific thing that you enjoy. It will reinvigorate you as wel
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by Grakel 6y ago
Amazing article, far beyond the insights into choosing restaurants, which are in and of themselves brilliant and hilarious. After having lived in New York for over a decade and having been fortunate enough to travel extensively, there'
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by Grakel 6y ago
Article about a picture puts the picture below the fold. Great work. Really cool photo!
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by Grakel 6y ago
HN is a lot of amazing experts in a particular subject mostly talking about something else. It's fascinating in this way.
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Shakespeare Film Made in Blender(youtube.com)
2 points by Grakel 6y ago|1 comments
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by Grakel 6y ago
You assume wrong, but that's ok. I'm referring to a general change in attitude about the approach to balancing predator and prey instead of trying to eliminate unwanted species with direct action, I didn't mean to imply that
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by Grakel 6y ago
I wonder if this will have an effect on the mouse plague that Australia is currently going through.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Not sure how that's vague. This feels like victim blaming.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Yep, the rampant racism and fascism of the left go hand in hand with their violent reaction to any opposition.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Completely agree. You either own the land or you don't. People don't live in the pub or bar the way they used to, will they have to sit empty for 20 years until everyone's scratching their heads what to do with them?
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by Grakel 6y ago
Made of modular panels, not printed on site. The article didn't mention building code, which, while important, is a frequent limiter of innovation.
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by Grakel 6y ago
The artificial womb will be the great invention of whatever century. It's not a false dichotomy for women who practically get ripped in half and are never quite the same again, but are expected to stay fit. Of course birth rates go dow
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by Grakel 6y ago
A service 10 people were sharing, but using less than one person might have used a better service, will now have fewer users. My guess: brand awareness plummets to match subscriptions.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Everyone seems to hate on NFTs. Do we really think that digital unique isn't part of the future, or is it that this version isn't it?
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by Grakel 6y ago
I think we're still in the Ford or Chevy phase of phones as well as big tech. Unfamiliarity and early innovation has narrowed the field. But as with cars today, the future holds little difference between the Mazdas and the Toyotas. And
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by Grakel 6y ago
Absolutely. And the results shown in this article aren't particularly impressive. I'll be sticking with photopea.com, even though I get free CC through work.
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by Grakel 6y ago
Gonna check this out. I loved Brood War, but Starcraft 2 has too many "if they went this build you must have built this" situations. In Brood War, with enough Marines, medics, and Goliaths, you were probably good. I don't wan
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by Grakel 6y ago
This would be a smart move if their content library was half as interesting as it once was. But people coasting on their parents' account aren't going to pony up for what they have to offer today.
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by Grakel 6y ago
NFTs are here to stay. Their value is no more arbitrary than the value attributed to art on canvas. It's the idea of the thing, and more importantly, mutual agreement. Now smash that into the digitization of everything and a couple dec
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by Grakel 6y ago
I have a one year old, and I grew up poor. We still don't have a lot. But at some point you don't have a money management issue, you have an income issue.
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by Grakel 6y ago
I'll never understand this, but I see it all the time. People should have shared money, and they should also have their own money. Does my wife like it when I buy myself expensive toys? I have no idea, it's irrelevant unless I sto
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by Grakel 6y ago
Which is when the monsoons will alleviate the drought. So this is a signal of an issue mitigated.

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