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Icon Games: WiiWare Development - Post Mortem(icongames.com)
3 points by jhack 15y ago|0 comments
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by jhack 15y ago
Why did they include the On2 purchase? Does Google+ have WebM/VP8 features I didn't hear about?
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Depixelizing Pixel Art(johanneskopf.de)
74 points by jhack 15y ago|20 comments
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Apple Orders Technicians to Feign Ignorance About Mac Malware(dailytech.com)
1 points by jhack 15y ago|1 comments
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Update on PSN Password Reset Process (now fixed)(blog.us.playstation.com)
27 points by jhack 15y ago|5 comments
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by jhack 15y ago
They won't use CPU hours anymore, they'll switch over to "instance hours." The free tier will get 24 instance hours.
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by jhack 15y ago
The free quotas will still be ok but only for fairly low-traffic apps and sites (less than 1GB/day, one instance). For everyone else, though, this is a massive price increase and pretty much kills a major part of why App Engine was so appe
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by jhack 15y ago
I really, really wish more reviews would use real-world scenarios (file copying/moving, boot-up time, application load times, game level load times, etc) when benchmarking hard drives instead of almost useless theoretical tests or benchmark
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by jhack 15y ago
I don't know the legalities necessary, but I'd say if you're going to be storing or collecting any sort of user data a privacy policy is a must.
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by jhack 15y ago
I do mostly web development work, so lots of Javascript and PHP. I ported a project to Google App Engine a few months ago and I had a lot of fun working with Python, too. I enjoyed Python so much that I even made a couple of personal proj
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by jhack 15y ago
Some very valid criticisms and interesting observations. I personally think C# is too complicated for it’s own good and takes OOP to an unnecessary extreme, which is why I don't use it (or any .NET-based language, really) for anything othe
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by jhack 15y ago
I find notification ads (or just constant notifications) to be really, really annoying. Free Power Widget does this, constantly telling you to buy the paid version every time you turn on/off wi-fi or anything else you put there. There has
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by jhack 15y ago
Beagleboard is a great idea and it's nice to see OS support is out there for it. Having Windows 8 available in an ARM flavor is only going to make things better. I can think of 1001... uhh, well, a FEW projects I could make with one of th
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by jhack 15y ago
Excellent series of articles, really enjoyed reading them. I think the problem for a lot of people is coming up with that initial idea, that spark to get things moving. It's really difficult, I find, to come up with something that hasn't a
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by jhack 15y ago
The bulk of his issues seem to be binding Lua to C/C++, in which case there quite a few helper libraries he could use to simplify the process (like LuaBind and toLua). As for the language itself, I love Lua. The syntax is easy to learn and
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by jhack 15y ago
I hope this becomes a huge success, if only for Microsoft to un-cancel the Courier.
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by jhack 15y ago
I've been following this news pretty closely and the wording of this article gave me that impression as well. In the end, I think this is for the best, though. With the NGP releasing this year and with all the movement Sony's making toward
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by jhack 15y ago
It's not a bad idea for creatively using QR codes, but I think it's a little "much" for a resume.
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by jhack 15y ago
Get out there and vote, people. The Conservatives have been far too dangerous with a minority, a majority would be even worse.
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by jhack 15y ago
I thought this was going to be about memory usage.
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by jhack 15y ago
That's too bad. I really like the idea but not at $400.
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by jhack 16y ago
US only.