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by wsc981 4y ago
I think some time ago (2 years or more?) there was this guy, I believe from The Netherlands, who had made a game that seemed to be to support a massive number of players with minimal hardware requirements. I wish I could find the post, but
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At the end, those complexity number end up representing some time estimates anyway. Cause you will get the velocity graph, showing how much points have been completed this sprint and how it compares to previous sprints. The graph is expecte
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Project 1999 – Classic EverQuest Experience(project1999.com)
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Isn’t there a push by some legislators in some countries for Apple to allow alternative app stores on iOS devices in the near future? That might have something to do with this perhaps ...
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Jonathan Blow: “Video Games and the Future of Education”(youtube.com)
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Maybe this? "Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the US": https://amp.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/02/pentagon-bal...
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by wsc981 4y ago
> Satellites have been used by all major powers since pretty much forever. As for other means, do you have insights of those brazen efforts by the US? Syria comes to mind. Russia was invited by Syrian government [0]. US was not, but st
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> And now assume that the cash ... Assumption is the mother of all fuck-ups.
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On my iPhone SE the Twitter web app becomes laggy after performing a few searches and scrolling through a few lists. Sure my phone is kinda old, but I don’t believe it has to be like this ...
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I wonder if the same is true for a -say- G3 based laptop or desktop. Apple’s laptops would often be usable much longer on batteries compared to its Wintel counterparts.
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French historian Emmanuel Todd: World War III has already begun(unherd.com)
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The Making of GoldenEye 007 (N64)(youtube.com)
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Set up an offshore that owns the IP and pay a licensing fee to the offshore? Licensing costs would then reduce net profits and likely also taxes, right?
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I'm quite sure I encountered this in VB.NET like 15 years ago or so.
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Related: CS50 Game Development. Not hugely insightful or something, but if anyone wants to get into game dev, it’s a great start. Through this course I can into contact with Lua & LÖVE and still enjoy both a lot (only in hobby projects)
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My 2nd indie game sold 25,000 copies in 2 months(youtube.com)
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Well if he’s not a flamer, at the very least he’s a righteous git!
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Fair enough. GOG has a tutorial for first time players as part of the game. I uploaded it here, you can download it within next 3 days, after which it will automatically be deleted. https://temp.sh/MndUi/Heroes%20of%20M
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by wsc981 4y ago
Doesn't the level flow kinda act as a tutorial? Early very limited buildings and such? I wonder why you had difficulty getting into HoMM3, I don't think the learning curve itself is that complicated when starting with the human ca
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I don’t agree it’s a pro-science bias, but YMMV. As stated before, I see there’s a much more balanced discussion on this topic on HN and as such, I prefer HN over Ars Technica, as it’s less of an echo chamber.
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Check any topic including forum discussions on the COVID vaccines or COVID related policies and read the discussions. It should be very clear by then that the forum is a complete echo chamber. Everybody not agreeing with government or WHO&#
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by wsc981 4y ago
I loved Ars Technica in the past, but the site and forums seems to have become such a one-sided echo-chamber of left-wingers that nowadays I visit the site much more rarely then I used to. This is mainly related to let's say healthcare
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Professor Kees de Lange on the nitrogen problem(indepen.nl)
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Had a bad capacitors problem with my iMac G5 at the time: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IMac_G5 When sending back to Apple, my motherboard got probably replaced by an identical refurbished motherboard or some such. Eit
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I am probably an outlier to the general public, but I am an older gamer interesting in playing mostly old games. And like you on both Steam and GOG I have a backlog of hundreds of games. Games I mostly acquired through Humble Bundle and GOG
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What is your opinion on Japanese professor Dr Masanori Fukushima [0]? He seems to think the vaccines are dangerous as well and here in this video he talks directly to the Japanese Ministry of Health (from my understanding). https:/&#x
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If you read the X-Dossiers (statements from victims and such in Dutroux case) you’ll find a lot of shocking things involving highly ranked people from Belgium, The Netherlands, etc... https://ia801803.us.archive.org/14/
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Doctors have sometimes gotten kickbacks from Big Pharma for promoting some medicine. There’s been lawsuits in the USA over this and I am sure if the profits outweigh the costs Big Pharma will try it again. Here’s an example from Pfizer (201
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The Mac-only title Ferazel’s Wand is supposed to be very good, but I never got to play it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3_ZUALHwVjse I loved Prince of Persia 2. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eGxb10aTe5g
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Terrestrial – A new game for the Commodore 64(youtube.com)
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