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jrs99
13y ago
ThePaper
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13y ago
is collusion even anti libertarian?
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i'll definitely be buying it.
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13y ago
thanks!
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13y ago
seriously though, I'm not as bright as most people. Random genetics.
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13y ago
I think Microsoft should really work on this law. They can easily have an INSANE game store that comes with all windows 8 machines. They also have an advantage in porting old windows games to newer operating systems. Without development cos
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20 years EVERYTHING. Even for something like Photoshop, imagine the amount of choice a consumer would have if there were a thousand Photoshops out there by different companies. Microsoft could even make a Photoshop. It would be ridiculous b
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We could already have maybe 10,000 Zelda games out by all kinds of creative publishers. Think about the amount of choice you could have if we had this rule in place. Zelda games could be a buck each.
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Once a developer makes their money back, the game should go public domain. Nintendo would still be able to make tons of Zelda games, it's just that there would be good competition with several hundred other studios making Zelda games.
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Every year, Microsoft could come out with a very cheap console. The first could be called something like THE 1993 COLLECTION It would just be a simple box with a 1993-strength processor on it. And it would have a controller and a huge hard
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Yes, I would like to play the original Final Fantasy. I would download that probably right away. Someone could easily take Myst, (maybe Microsoft or Sony?) and put a good, updated version for ps4 or xbox one or even wii u and sell it for ma
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i don't think people who are against this care about the lifetime of a video game. For them, it's probably more about owning what you build. I would personally love to buy all video games made in 1993 on a set of discs sold by Mic
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it would suck for them if all students started using GIMP, get hired and ask their boss: Can I use GIMP for this? It's absolutely free. Then you start seeing job postings looking for "GIMP experience required."
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http://www.lasvegassun.com/news/2011/mar/11/sahara-hotel-cas... casinos fail all the time. i'm not talking about keeping what casinos have right now and "tweaking" that. I'm talking a
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I don't think the successful casinos today are as profitable as they could be. I believe they can be MUCH more profitable than they are now.
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If you make that an option, then children might not spend $500 on their sword upgrades.
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The most lucrative path is NEVER to rip your customers off or sell a basket of virtual blueberries to children for 50 dollars each. That's the solution of someone thinking one quarter ahead. If a game company cannot find a way to be pr
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Drugs in water
(newrepublic.com)
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http://www.newrepublic.com/article/115883/drugs-drinking-wat...
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There can be a lot of creativity and beauty in banking and law. It's just very specialized that a poet might not see it. The same is true for mathematics. A poet might not think that mathematical formulas are beautiful and even be igno
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http://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/867302-pic-starbucks-with-...
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only people that hyped zynga were investors that had never played a single video game in their lifetime. everyone else was like "This is a bad investment" two seconds after hearing about it.
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The western equivalent would be either Competitive Eating or going to any steakhouse in the country.
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Now I'm getting into it. I want to see him finish eating it. Simply because I don't believe he'll do it.
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the OTHER videos are the context for THIS video.
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No. these trends are legitimate. It's not everyone. Nobody says that. But it gets enough fans that it is a legitimate trend. Just like ASMR is a kind of weird trend in America, and now around the world. To me, it's not weird at al
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Moto patents worth 1.7 million per year
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Google is a mess. Seriously. What happened? It's like there's been a void in their executive leadership in the last couple years.
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Do you mean Godaddy and Paypal should apologize? I don't think twitter did anything wrong yet. They are just looking into what happened.
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Too bad then for the company named "N." They'll have to go with N_company or N_inc or N_co or get really creative if those are taken. There's probably only like 500 names they can choose from relating to "N."
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