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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Yeah, Ikaruga was a classic. For very traditional "bullet hell" stuff, I recommend you start with the Touhou Project (a million games, all of them are essentially the same thing). I've also been playing a lot of Jamestown lately. Unfortunat
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
I actually found a spot just off-center almost at the bottom of the screen where you can't get hit by any of the boss shot patterns. Finding it almost instantaneously, I just realized I play way too many bullet hell shmups. Otherwise, great
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Unfortunately, I don't have time to read all seven pages of this article, but what I did read seems awfully sensationalist. Not only does Foxconn make products for a whole host of other tech companies (as others have pointed out), but aren'
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
> So, when a publication like TechCrunch spews some nonsense about what women want, it means that the next time I go into an interview with a male founder (and they are overwhelmingly male for some reason that I’m not going to address h
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
The Mozilla Foundation is a non-profit, right? So they should have public documents out there somewhere, right?
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
I think the issue here is that Mozilla can't afford to still exist without that 100 million from Google a year. But yeah, I don't see why someone else wouldn't come in and swoop on that.
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
It actually does seem pretty likely that someone else--Yahoo, Microsoft, who knows--and use Firefox to their advantage in some way. But yeah, I don't see Google renewing the deal.
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Same here. There were 3 correct positives listed, and I had about 7 or 8 false negatives.
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
I thought this was just a talent grab. I don't think the actual Gowalla service is going to be merged into Facebook.
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Good question. I've only just started to try and follow the more relevant people in the industry. At the time being, I've just followed a couple people that have had good blog posts I've seen posted on HN. That mixed in with a couple of my
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> I realized this after experiencing burnout at 19, spending two years where I was capable of doing absolutely nothing traditionlly productive. Therefore, it's really surprising to me that a lot of supposedly older and wiser do this rat
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
It just seems to me like the author of this article isn't technologically inclined and owns an iPhone and/or iPad. Really none of the "advantages" (other than a larger music store) of iTunes Match aren't advantages when using an Android dev
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Ice Cream Sandwich Running on an HTC G1(forum.xda-developers.com)
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
From the video in this link, it looks like they might start going for the tabbed thing. That window that the search results are pulled up in looks a lot like a tab to me. Just a matter of time, Google...
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Excuse my ignorance (I'm follow Android much more closely than iOS), but what did they pull with their Gmail app?
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Wow. I've been going through something very similar to what you've just described, and this has really put it in perspective. I starting to realize that might my previous reasons for wanting to accomplish certain things aren't really good e
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
Unless I'm misinterpreting this, it looks like Google has managed to write what is essentially a third-party iPad browser and get it accepted into the App Store. They've even got a Chrome OS like page for apps. Am I missing something here,
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by jyrkesh 15y ago
To be fair, that was more of a private business decision on the part of PayPal than it was a government mandate. But I get what you're saying, and I agree that internet is not as open, even in the United States, as it could and should be.