Liongadev

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by Liongadev 12y ago
Money
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by Liongadev 12y ago
You probably would have said the same thing 3 or 4 years ago. But hardly anything change. Your IDE, Photoshop etc. are still all desktop apps.
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Ask HN: How to fix procrastination?
3 points by Liongadev 12y ago|4 comments
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Do not expect that google will read your email when you try to make your point. You will only get a template email answer, zero fucks given.
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Adobe AIR works great, has support for some phone features build in, all others can be added using native extensions. Skinning can be done very well, and the app could also run in the browser via flash. The bad part is, AIR is relativly slo
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Well done Troy! Artwork looks really nice how was that done?
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Borrow 500k go to the casino and bet on red twice. 25% chance of a million dollars 50% chance of +- 0.
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by Liongadev 13y ago
I call that thing bullshit. "Our analysis indicates that TCP is unwieldy and inappropriate for MMORPGs" yet World of Warcraft, Lineage I/II, Guild Wars, Ragnarok Online, Anarchy Online, Mabinogi all use TCP. Extremly successf
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by Liongadev 13y ago
What is the best/cost effectiv way to backup a windows server?
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by Liongadev 13y ago
You should have added some text point to your website in that hot linked image. If they are hotlinking your stuff its ok to put some advertisment in it. Probably would not have saved the business. Thanks for your honest story
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by Liongadev 13y ago
If you dont want to do your skilled job (programming) you can probably only do unskilled work and that is low pay
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Web: http://mugalon.com/Game/Play/Poker_Texas_Holdem iOS: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id698602860 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=air.Mugalon
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Show HN: Multiplayer poker game from web ported to iOS + Android
1 points by Liongadev 13y ago|1 comments
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by Liongadev 13y ago
http://www.hmailserver.com/ works really well
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Social Media Marketing? Proof the value by dogfooding
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Switched from MS SQL to MongoDB with a custom written ORM.
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by Liongadev 13y ago
Legal is unclear but a lot easier for sure. Google SatoshiDice
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by Liongadev 13y ago
If it is not mined, who gets the starting coins?
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by Liongadev 13y ago
So much javascript in this stackoverflow thread.
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by Liongadev 14y ago
Bitcoin?
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by Liongadev 14y ago
Flash and Flex are EXTREMLY stable and easy to maintain for my projects. Maybe it is not Flash/Flexs Fault but yours ?
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by Liongadev 14y ago
99% of all Webbased gaming is flash. Why? Because HTML5 is about at a point where flash was 5 years ago. Thats not just my opionion but facts (see all game portals, FB game etc.) and what the big guys say ( http://www.wooga.com/press/releas
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by Liongadev 14y ago
these are just the tip of the iceberg of what you missing when coming from C# going to Java. Lambad, LINQ and var please!
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by Liongadev 14y ago
I had the worst experience with appfog/phpfog. They ignore emails and state things on their hp that are clearly not true (like they would support .NET which they are not). Should have been warned whem some time ago a 15year old hacked their
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by Liongadev 14y ago
Oh yes! Thats why flash has 99% penetration, because nearly everyone needs it.
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by Liongadev 14y ago
Extremly lagging. Let me guess, Node.js?
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by Liongadev 14y ago
You dont need any proprietary software to code and make flash. Just use the flex compiler and code in any text editor. The flex compiler can do flash apps without flex also and has some pretty nice sintactical sugar things like two way dat
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by Liongadev 14y ago
You can 100% emulate Websockets in Flash if you wanted, essentially librarys like socket.io use a flash fallback that does that. If you do a flash only game/app you probably just avoid the websocket overhead for faster development and bette
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by Liongadev 14y ago
Like what?
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by Liongadev 14y ago
So lets compare the most important features that HTML5 might bring to what flash offers: 1. Faster Javascript Engines AS3 in Flash Player 9 (2006) has about the same speed Javascript has now. There are about as many benchmarks showing AS3 b

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