laserDinosaur

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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I've given money to a few KS campaigns, and while there are a few I don't regret there are certainly some I look back at as being a sucker at the time. I donated to Double Fine based on the knowledge that they have had a hell of a rough his
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Even crazier is I've eaten at a number of places where the tips all get evenly distributed among the staff at the end of the night - so what the hell was the point of the tip? As someone who is new to North American culture the whole tippin
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I highly recommend Construct 2: http://www.scirra.com/construct2 It takes care of most of the heavy lifting when developing games for HTML5, but it still has a very open and powerful scripting language (unlike something like gamesalad whi
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Why? Just because it's old does not mean it's bad. And unsupported is great for them - they don't have to spend resources supporting it!
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Pretty cool, too bad the main feature (ordering ingredients automatically) is locked to the UK. I would love to just be able to export a list to Evernote or Google docs.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
The fact that all the attention has moved from the original privacy concerns to simply a religious debate, I think, is very telling of why they lost the case.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I get the feeling you're posting game-icons.net here just as an excuse to also link to your news site. I think the submitted link is fine, but also posting a link to your site seems borderline spam.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I've been using this site for a while now. Good to see it getting a bit more attention.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Assuming you own or have the space for a second monitor.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
An entire industry was being paid off to slag the PS3? I've never heard of this before.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
The WiiU seems to be the perfect example of this confusion.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
If the answer is "We don't know", then the article should not be posting headlines as questions they don't have an answer too. Unless they are just fishing for traffic.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
"Have scientists found the source of immortality?" "Have scientists invented flying shoes?" Just because it's a scientific article does not mean it's any less applicable. The headline could easily have been "New data shows possibility of" o
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
So the answer isn't no? They did find two of the Higgs Bosons?
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
If anyone is wondering the answer is: No. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridges_law_of_headlines
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I'm disappointed nobody mentioned Primer.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
"It begs the question why every author, filmmaker, and musician isn’t up in arms about the New York Public Library’s rampant sharing" It should be noted there IS a somewhat large group of book authors who protest that library's are just gov
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Sockel? Strange name.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
flagged.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
"many companies struggle to find workers who can perform specific, often tedious tasks, like data entry or software testing; some autistic people would be exceptionally good at those tasks" This line made me a little uncomfortable. Just bec
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Someone in the industry told me it felt like they were watching actors in a stage show, and not in a good way. All sense of immersion and suspension of belief was eroded away into watching people in costumes fight on fake sets against CG mo
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Kind of a pointless article. They came up with a technique to create the sensation of playing at 60 FPS, despite in reality running at 30 frames. They then explain absolutely nothing about how they achieved that. I got as much from the arti
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Just what they need to get their lives back together [/sarcasm]
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
When reddit had started talking about this, people almost right away started posting links to news stories about the judge having already responded. I don't think reddit really had much to do with this given the order of events.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
This is why I read comments before clicking on articles.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
If you bothered to read the article, you would see that he did.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
Since when were summaries bad?
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
tldr; no.
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
I thought PC's were the ones who were dead?
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by laserDinosaur 14y ago
"EA Screws up and gives away thousands of games" is a better title. If Wallmart misprints a coupon giving away hundreds of lawn chairs, we hardly blame the people claiming the lawn chairs.

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