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webjunkie
14y ago
Okay who else hates flyout menus like these?
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SimCity a disappointing reboot: Addictive, beautiful but broken
(computerandvideogames.com)
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webjunkie
14y ago
Sure it's fun in the beginning. But please report back if you still find the game challenging and rewarding after a week.
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Fans, press uncover massive holes in SimCity’s AI
(arstechnica.com)
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SimCity’s Sims Don’t Seem That Smart After All
(rockpapershotgun.com)
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webjunkie
14y ago
Optimized for what? For which circumstances? What software fits all?
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webjunkie
14y ago
You don't control a whole country, you have on city (or now "region"). Any it's made so that Sims only move to your city if you provide everything. They wouldn't move to a new city where there is nothing, no schools, no fire department. I t
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webjunkie
14y ago
Two GTX570? And you are surprised that it works well? :D
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14y ago
What video card are you using? Mine was apparently too old, so I'm looking for a new one.
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14y ago
Why is there not a single link to Dwolla?
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14y ago
I would imagine you wouldn't notice first, but when the scene changes half through the movie you would say "hey, somethings different now"
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14y ago
Maybe it's somehow like uncanny valley? It gets too realistic, but is not real, so it's disturbing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley
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14y ago
So? That is the opposite of "has had nothing to do with [it]".
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14y ago
"because we all know the Chinese government has had nothing to do with the economic boom they have undergone in the past decade." No I do not know that. Please provide a reference.
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14y ago
What? Ruining nature and specifically groundwater with fracking and toxic chemicals is an "amazing breakthrough"?
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14y ago
I wanted to say DO NOT try to build a marketplace for students to buy or sell textbooks. But looking at the site, you made that mistake already.
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14y ago
Please please please do not make links with just the word "here" linked. That's usability and SEO horror.
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14y ago
If you buy as a company Germany actually seems to be the cheapest as you don't have to consider VAT in any countries. Or am I missing something?
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14y ago
Some more missing stuff: does not allow to block specific days or weekdays (e.g. sundays) that should not be picked. Also time ranges (hover over a days and the next x days get highlighted) would be nice.
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14y ago
No ads on the Internet? Seriously, how do you think the economy would work without ads? If everyone got one of these, I could tell my boss on monday to close the company.
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14y ago
This is what I hate about these "I put up funny photos and slap some clever sentence below them"-style presentations. If you're not sitting in the front row, you cannot read anything.
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14y ago
Or if that's related to "less government". Or "freedom works", which in this context reads ironic.
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14y ago
Wasn't the country Russia still Russia, just within the Union?
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14y ago
I don't think noreply is about not wanting people to respond to your messages. It is rather a solution for all the garbage you get back when sending out email to thousands of people. You will get many many mailer deamon mails for people who
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14y ago
"Today I’m 18. I: have worked at two major startups, have written for AppAdvice, Macgasm, Envato, brushed Mashable, encountered numerous entrepreneurs, run The Industry, advise two startups, am a team member of Advise.me..." I don't know wh
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14y ago
Yeah, I'd rather have several clear choices of inflexible things than fuzzy choices of stuff that is so flexible that I ask myself what to do with it.
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14y ago
It's good idea to take money for things that took a lot of effort and have high quality. But with all free open source possibilities in this area, I think you're right that it seems a little overambitious.
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14y ago
When I read "fullscreen zoom" I thought it would maybe use fullscreen APIs... so far I haven't found that. Does anyone know a lightbox that does that well (like Facebook photos)?
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14y ago
Apparently the people inhabiting your part of the world don't have any sense of humor.
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14y ago
"the startups of Berlin seem to be driven purely by generic management graduates" Best sentence I read about that. So true.
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