disguisedcoder

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   by disguisedcoder 15y ago

   Thank you for that link! I'm already hooked. :-)
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   by disguisedcoder 15y ago

   I can't remember who said it or what the exact words were, but still: If you want to be remembered (or do something that will be), write a computer game. People will write emulators for ancient architectures just to play old games.
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   by disguisedcoder 16y ago

   Don't worry. :-) It's funny that everything discussed here is globally applicable. I'm not patriotism-crazy either. Your view added at least another insight into the motivation of such a move (patenting).
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   by disguisedcoder 16y ago

   Just to make it clear, I do not judge the guy and I find the way the blog post was written pleasureful. One of the better reads I've come across recently. I can also envision being in a situation where I would make the same decision even if
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   by disguisedcoder 16y ago

   I've only played a little bit with a flash decompiler. Calls to the standard library and globals (like mouseX), etc. will remain as is. So my guess is that it would be not too hard to alter. But I'd be surprised if such simple measures wo
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   by disguisedcoder 16y ago

   I can understand the desire to get a monopoly too, as I've pointed out. But I also fail to see how the situation is any different in the rest of the world. Don't let minor differences fool you. This is simply a case of a lack of innovation
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   by disguisedcoder 16y ago

   if (HOST != MYSERVER) { show_ad(); } This is silly. I congratulate you for writing an interesting blog post and I can understand that one would like to obtain a monopoly if he's found a working business model, yet I consider such a practice