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by lordfrito 4y ago
Yeah, that article is about the same person. He played guitar I believe, so it's no wonder he ended up owning a music store. The music in the 3DO version was recorded by him and his church band... mainly because there was no time to w
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by lordfrito 4y ago
Wonderful to see this stuff online... For those of you who don't know the utter sh*tshow that was the 3DO version of Doom, and the full story of Randy Scott and Art Data Interactive, here's an article that's well worth the re
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by lordfrito 4y ago
It's not just overfishing (which reduces population of jellyfish predators) thats the problem, it's also related to the general loss of bio-diversity in our oceans. I read somewhere that climate change, pollution etc. favors more
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by lordfrito 4y ago
This article really resonated with me. I've worked 25 years in a small startup for a guy who was maddenly successful in everything he did. He was a technically smart, expert leader, charismatic, drew a following, could motivate a team
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by lordfrito 4y ago
There was a full 15 minutes of true CGI in the first film, an incredible accomplishment back in 1982. It was in fact too much CGI for any one company to produce, they had to hire 4 different companies to handle the workload (MAGI, Triple-I
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by lordfrito 4y ago
Found this article and ran down the rabbit hole. What a wild ride. https://amycastor.com/2019/02/12/how-the-hell-did-we-get-her...
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by lordfrito 5y ago
This. I have some experience in navigating NHTSA when bringing new automotive tech to market. The following reflects my experience. When working on cutting edge tech that have associated hazards (cars hurt people) what companies want is a
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by lordfrito 5y ago
Totally agree they are way more intelligent than we give them credit for. My cat story, apologies for the length... The setup: Friend has a small bungalow with two rescue cats that never go outdoors. One was from animal cops, rescued from