tdm911

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by tdm911 17y ago
I think that the games that are successful on mobile devices are the ones that best understand the platform. A port of an existing PC/console game will invariably be difficult to use or have compromises. Games that are quick, easy to learn
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by tdm911 17y ago
To be honest, getting money from an ATM is one of those activities I do largely on auto-pilot. I couldn't guarantee I would actually read each screen, more I know what to look for and hit the big withdraw button! Perhaps it's time to take a
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by tdm911 18y ago
No, not really. Involves installing Python/IDLE and then importing a module. Not difficult, but probably not what you're looking for!
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by tdm911 18y ago
The manuscript 'Think Python' ( http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.html ) includes a chapter where they use a Turtle to create simple drawings in Python. This book is aimed at beginners.
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by tdm911 18y ago
How do you know that THE REAL SHAQ is actually the real Shaq? Because 650,000 people have already verified it for you. Whilst I agree with you, it should be noted most people thought the CNNbrk account was CNN until yesterday (and only no
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by tdm911 18y ago
left is always the same side as the mole I have on my left wrist. I still check my wrist to this day, out of semi-conscious habit. In a similar fashion, I learnt left and right because I 'write with my right hand'. I still run through thi
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by tdm911 18y ago
I'm from Australia and I will probably keep my subscription. I rarely use the streaming radio, save for times when I don't have my iTunes library close by. My main use of last.fm is the statistics and play counts it keeps. I know I get that
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by tdm911 18y ago
'If there was a start-up culture in Melbourne, I'd move there in 2 seconds!' Whilst it's not huge, it's certainly growing. Silicon Beach is a community pushing technology innovation in Melbourne (and the rest of Australia). You can read a
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by tdm911 18y ago
Frequent reader, less frequent poster and #6 from Melbourne (Geelong to be exact!)