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901.
by ncr100 3y ago
Alternatives to this exist, such as: https://github.com/barcoderdev/unitypackage_godot
902.
by ncr100 3y ago
https://github.com/barcoderdev/unitypackage_godot Imports *.unitypackage files into Godot, supporting a smattering of Unity asset-types.
903.
by ncr100 3y ago
Dang - yeah, or maybe a twist from warping?
904.
by ncr100 3y ago
Only if there's a contract between you and whatever other entity is doing this kind of per install behavior tracking.
905.
by ncr100 3y ago
Yeah, there's like a small size studio, or studios where they plan to not have like a very strong monetization curve, where this makes sense. This pricing change pressurizes modestly successful long tail profits. And so I think yes com
906.
by ncr100 3y ago
So you feel this applies healthy economic pressure, and his appropriate for applying across all markets? Like I kind of get where you're going... Increasing expectations so products must be high quality and guaranteed to be profitable.
907.
by ncr100 3y ago
Yes, so far there has been no clarification by unity about pirate installs or malicious competitors faking the unique installation API called to the Unity backend. Ripe for fraud. If unity is malicious they could actually set up farms artif
908.
by ncr100 3y ago
What's super crappy about this is all the plugins, I've invested mega money in c# Unity specific asset store assets and now switching platforms is extra painful, vendor lock-in and all that. Foolish me.
909.
by ncr100 3y ago
Yeah the core problem with that billing logic is that there is no value to the developer. Unity is assuming that there is "success" due to an installation. That's a inconsistent assertion. And so, there are flaws with this bi
910.
by ncr100 3y ago
Unless my math is wrong it seems like a pretty onerous fee for the case that your monetization starts failing. Start with 5 million installs, and then your new installs are another 5 million copies, which incurs a worst case ($0.20/ins
911.
by ncr100 3y ago
It's a poorly marketed price change. And the way it's being rolled out is harmful. Along the lines of CEO John Riccitiello infamously saying developers who don't monetize are effing idiots: https://www.theverge.com
912.
by ncr100 3y ago
Yes, It seems harmful. There are scenarios where the $ number goes negative, for your net, for a modestly successful game .. is negative tens of thousands of dollars. There is no provision against software piracy, or competitors/griefe
913.
by ncr100 3y ago
Beautiful imagery. Sorry about the hassle. Glad it's repaired. The GM Saturn has a large amount of plastic. Or had. During forest fire season some dozen years ago, a photograph of the melted-through plastic door of a Saturn was publish
914.
by ncr100 3y ago
Pretty. The top 'gradient' demo links me to an Internal JetBrains site, and is broken. But the "Dots" one works, and can be used to make pretty stuff.
915.
by ncr100 3y ago
No, but I am torn between sad and "fine with it", because of the "it is my planet" logic. Arrogant, and the likely justification for strip-mining etc, though honestly that thinking also lives in my mind.
916.
by ncr100 3y ago
(/s) Did Darwin ever do any experiments with Betta fish?
917.
by ncr100 3y ago
Ok, an unintended consequences scenario? I am interested though, when would praising a coworker negatively impact them via their manager?
918.
by ncr100 3y ago
This is bad for both SF Fire Department, and Cruise. Cruise's business is in an area where human life can easily be impacted. This incident, regardless of fault, reminds us of that. It suggests the need for over cautiousness, and Ameri
919.
by ncr100 3y ago
I like this name too, it's even better.
920.
by ncr100 3y ago
Would an example be to celebrate someone who is doing something I think is great, and overlook celebrating others whose work is less my crusade? Or is the point to avoid critiquing coworkers TO management, bypassing seeking feedback of the
921.
by ncr100 3y ago
Yes. This helps build the type of organization YOU WANT TO WORK FOR. Reinforce it. You can't provide material motivation to the business (unless you're also the company's biggest customer .. heh.) You CAN provide reinforcing
922.
by ncr100 3y ago
X is still merely acting like a BBS. It is not offering a tech-solution. Community-Notes could become that if AI moderation is trustworthy (judging for facts, and tone). ... Forums for political discourse are chock full of opinion. Facts ar
923.
by ncr100 3y ago
I speculate V & MC see the market has already been disrupted, and they are making the most of the delayed-impact. Raising fees while they can. That is what a smart business would do, respond to foreseeable pressure.
924.
by ncr100 3y ago
Passing on their failure to their employees, to recognize opioids were being abusively sold to "users". I wonder, no pain to executives for this mismanagement?
925.
by ncr100 3y ago
I assume it's one person's DNA. The last time there was talk about this in popular media was the DNA of one person.
926.
by ncr100 3y ago
If I read the results correctly, weird to see a potential cell-catcher at the US Immigration center. Could this reasonably be interpreted as "someone is sniffing immigrant's cell traffic" .. gathering intelligence about poten
927.
by ncr100 3y ago
In my opinion, I see this as affirming that sharing resources can facilitate human interaction. In this case "personal space". I speculate this increase in interaction is dogs facilitate boundaries being crossed with people. Bound
928.
by ncr100 3y ago
Water wars seem increasingly likely to me.
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by ncr100 3y ago
So, carrying smaller payloads besides the main mission payload. For a moment I imagined the rocket would have like a little side vent for dumping off smaller space vehicles different altitudes before it reached it's desired I guess apo
930.
by ncr100 3y ago
Neat article. Near death, or death in this case, supposedly gives a person who survives a time is precious appreciation. The writing seems to emphasize that this person still enjoys playing hockey and has a very comfortable appreciation for

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