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by superted 15y ago
Thanks Chime! Looking at "Bee in the garden" right now thinking it looks awesome! What have you used to build it?
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by superted 15y ago
Hey, thanks alot for your feedback and your kind words! - Did not consider that, but when you mention it, it sounds more intuitive the way you propose it. Will be a part of the next version. - You are correct, and I will add this as well.
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by superted 15y ago
There is not protection at all, it is all open source, literally. You can add fancy stuff on the server side, which of course will be a well kept secret, but currently it is all client side and out in the open. I am not that worried though,
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by superted 15y ago
Many thanks! I will definitely work hard on getting the instructions on-parm as it seems to be common sentiment that the game is lacking in this regard (and I do agree...) :) Global highscores are also high up on the todo list.
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by superted 15y ago
Thanks, will try it out in a couple of hours!
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by superted 15y ago
Excellent suggestion! I have actually struggled with finding the number of different types of unique flower that makes the game just about hard enough to play and still fun and intuitive. Adding more types of flowers as you go along is actu
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by superted 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I will definitely add sounds in an upcoming version. You do now happen to know any good JS libraries for working with sounds?
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by superted 15y ago
Good job, even though all highscores are local, not global. :) Should probably mention that somewhere. Speaking of global highscores in a JavaScript/HTML context: Anyone knows how to create a set-up that prevents cheating? The only approach
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by superted 15y ago
Excellent question, I have not had the time to test it on my iPod Touch yet, so I am basically keeping my fingers crossed that it still runs ok. Has anyone tried loading this up on Android/IOS?
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by superted 15y ago
Absolutely, thanks for the tip! Making things dead-on easy is my top priority at the moment, so I will definitly look into this
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by superted 15y ago
And yes, the backdrop is updated according to the time-of-day :)
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by superted 15y ago
Hi, I threw this game together last weekend, and have struggled with the UI for the remainer of this week (clearly not my primary competency :) ). The game is 100% HTML/JS, where the only HTML5-feature used is really the "font-face" functio
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Show HN: Garden Madness, a flowery HTML5 game(thearca.de)
53 points by superted 15y ago|36 comments
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Why you should not parse (X)HTML with a Regexp(stackoverflow.com)
13 points by superted 16y ago|5 comments
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by superted 16y ago
On a similar note: http://thehairpin.com/2011/01/women-laughing-alone-with-sala... "Women Laughing Alone With Salad"
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by superted 16y ago
I also got the impression that it involved VPN in one form or another, for what it is worth. Guess being a techie alters your perception of things ...
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by superted 16y ago
Regarding encouraging wrong behaviors, this Dilbert strip springs to mind: http://i18.tinypic.com/34461wi.jpg . Love it.
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by superted 16y ago
I am in Sweden and I can access it successfully. Do you have a Google account?
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by superted 16y ago
I feel dumb for having to Google "960gs"... Other than that, looking good!
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by superted 16y ago
A real world AdBlock if you will. I want one.
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by superted 16y ago
You might be thinking about Mozilla Prism ( http://prism.mozillalabs.com/ )
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Confessions of your worst WTF moment(stackoverflow.com)
29 points by superted 16y ago|26 comments
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by superted 16y ago
The graphics game me pleasant flashbacks of long and gory Cannon Fodder ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannon_fodder ) sessions. Good work! -"War Has Never Been So Much Fun".
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Ask HN: How do you name your projects/products?
7 points by superted 16y ago|3 comments
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5 Axis Robot Carves Metal Like Butter(singularityhub.com)
3 points by superted 17y ago|0 comments
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by superted 17y ago
Anyone know if there is a mirror for this site? Seems to be down for me.
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by superted 17y ago
While on this subject, http://sharemyplaylists.com/ is a great spotify playlist sharing site.
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Ask HN: Discovering new music?
30 points by superted 17y ago|35 comments
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by superted 17y ago
Looks really neat for runtime dependency management. However, what I am looking for more specifically is more of a preprocessing application/tool able to use scripts such as JSLint, JSCoverage and JSUnit.
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Ask HN - JavaScript testing and dependency management
4 points by superted 17y ago|2 comments

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