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ntaylor
13y ago
Not exactly what you meant, but there is UnityVS. http://unityvs.com/
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13y ago
Deploying to console is very expensive. Wii license is something like 40k, PS3 is more. Not sure about Xbox 360. I was told by someone familiar that the XBOX One license will be free.
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13y ago
Looks like the download link is no good. Getting a 404 (Windows).
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13y ago
You'd need a pretty big tank to do that using a gas-operated vehicle; it's around 400 miles. My Accord V6 gets 250-300 miles on a tank, the Model S gets around 265.
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13y ago
As I recall, if you email/reply to someone in GMail they will be added to your contacts list.
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ntaylor
13y ago
So the takeaway here is that Ruby is great because it has core OOP concepts built into it? Color me unimpressed.
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13y ago
http://ycombinator.com/rfs7.html (in case you'd like to know)
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ntaylor
13y ago
You realize it's a joke, right?
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13y ago
This is brilliant!
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13y ago
We also spent considerable time testing VWO and found it to be lacking in certain areas that were key to our business. Both products are quite good, but there are some subtle differences that made us stick with Optimizely in the end.
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13y ago
Optimizely has a somewhat distorted perception of "statistical relevance" in terms of test results. When we put Optimizely up to the test, we found that their platform was declaring a "winner" long before sufficient data had been collected.
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14y ago
You have a competitor, in case you hadn't already noticed: http://www.tubalr.com .
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14y ago
Incredibly impressive. I, like you, began my first endeavor into learning JS by building a GUI. Unlike you, my resulting product was ugly as sin. This is seriously awesome work.
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14y ago
Cool idea, but this is a total anti-pattern. People do not expect this behavior from scrolling on a desktop and without a proper ajax implementation the result is far from ideal.
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14y ago
This is what reddit does
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14y ago
@ivan_ah I just placed an order for a print copy, am I also entitled to a PDF version?
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14y ago
"just as bad as Microsoft" ?
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14y ago
It sounds like a fairly standard shared key encryption. Basically, each user has a unique private key and all users share a common public key. When the data is encrypted, the combination of the private and public keys creates a number which
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14y ago
> If authorities wanted to intercept the communications of a person using Silent Circle, it is likely they’d have to resort to deploying Trojan-style tools—infecting targeted devices with spyware to covertly record communications befor
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14y ago
I'm sure that it will be encrypted.
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14y ago
Clearly, Steam's web interface is not fully-prepared to handle non-games. They use the word "game" throughout the store page for all of these products.
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14y ago
Which model did you buy? (make, etc)