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Interesting Monetisation Metrics From Flash Gaming Summit(sachinrekhi.com)
2 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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Don't throw out the subscription model for MMOs(eldergame.com)
1 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
Something I wondered... where do these adsense keyword lists actually get their data? Surely it's something google keep pretty close to their chests?
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Will Freemium save Web 2.0?(omalleyblog.typepad.com)
1 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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Making the most revenue out of an MMO(sulka.net)
1 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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Using dual currency systems is the best way to sell virtual goods(lsvp.wordpress.com)
4 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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What is your game design style?(lostgarden.com)
6 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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Atlantica Online vs. Puzzle Pirates: Microtransactions vs. Dual Currency(tishtoshtesh.wordpress.com)
2 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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Free to Freemium: Lessons learned from YouSendIt.com(andrewchenblog.com)
39 points by sadiq 18y ago|8 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
It seems http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter also have a pretty good take.
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Bloom filters in a nutshell(blogs.sun.com)
20 points by sadiq 18y ago|1 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
Don't think it's either. I had an invite for the closed beta, went through all the steps to register and create an account, only to find they only supported Windows. What a waste of time. I'm told they'll be support Mac and Linux eventually
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by sadiq 18y ago
Is that a general reference or something specific to frys? Could you elaborate more?
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by sadiq 18y ago
Where?
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by sadiq 18y ago
They actually have a company that'll bring something similar to events: http://www.robocoaster.com/content/
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by sadiq 18y ago
http://www.crowley-crisp.com/Principals/tabid/55/Default.asp... That's the guy and the company website. Seems like they're still going!
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by sadiq 18y ago
The irony is, you've got a choice whether to pay the Apple tax or not (i.e don't buy a Mac). On the rest of computers out there (especially laptops), you're forced to pay a Microsoft tax , whether you want to use the operating system or not
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Second Life monetizing at 5x higher than other casual MMOGs(lsvp.wordpress.com)
3 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
Unfortunately, as a closed-source propriety platform that doesn't have any support (nor plans any support) for Linux, I had to discount Unity3D almost immediately. Flash loses out largely for the lack of good accelerated 3D. I've played wit
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by sadiq 18y ago
With the new Java plugin (6u10), applets can request their own memory limits way beyond that.
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by sadiq 18y ago
If you're already got some experience with Java, then applets may be the way to go. Despite what people say, Java plugin penetration is still very high and games like Runescape show what you can do. The ability to run cross-platform OpenGL
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by sadiq 18y ago
I'm not suprised. I've gone in to several stores and taken a look at their netbook line-up. The Windows netbooks are given glossy posters, with screensavers showing their specs and other marketing babble. The Linux netbooks sit at the end,
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by sadiq 18y ago
Not bad for a two-year old project in my spare time. Totals grouped by language (dominant language first): java: 37239 (62.27%) cpp: 22390 (37.44%) sh: 159 (0.27%) perl: 10 (0.02%) Total Physical
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by sadiq 18y ago
What a poor article. It's pretty much completely devoid of any evidence to substantiate any of his claims. He states: "The open-source business model is broken." and makes vague references to companies that have faltered but gives no hard n
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Entrepreneurs play risky game by not planning eventual business exit(businesslink.gov.uk)
1 points by sadiq 18y ago|0 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
Have you tried LyX? http://www.lyx.org/ I started using it a few years ago and haven't looked back.
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by sadiq 18y ago
Anyone know what the respective graphs look like for IE7 and the IE8 betas? The sad thing is that no matter how fast Gecko, Webkit and Chrome's JS engines are, you're probably going to have to design applications to cater for the lowest com
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by sadiq 18y ago
Maybe something like http://studio.suse.com/ would be useful? It lets you create customised OpenSuSE-based images for deployment/installation. It would be fairly easy to construct the distro you've got in mind, you'll just get the added b
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BBC Have Your Say: What has been your costliest mistake?(newsforums.bbc.co.uk)
2 points by sadiq 18y ago|1 comments
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by sadiq 18y ago
The best in-browser cross-platform 3D solution out there today is, by a long distance, Java. With something like JOGL or LWJGL, you get hardware accelerated 3D that's supported on Windows, Linux, OS X and Solaris and that will 'just play' i

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