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Maintenance plans is something we considered, but though it wouldn't work well for us. This is because it's infinitely more difficult to maintain software when you have your customer base split into different versions, complete a
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Drop us an email at support@construct.net and we'll help you out
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This is all written from the ground up in house.
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Tom here from Construct, spent a lot of time recently working on improving reliability/scalability of website so when I see comments like this always sends a pang of fear through me :) Site resources looks to be coping just fine which
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Construct 3 and Construct Animate are not Chrome only, it works in all major browser and even mobile/tablet devices. Chromebook support has been a major plus for us in the educational market. Construct 2 was pay once, but we found aft
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Stripe, bank transfers or Wise.com should all be pretty good options.
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I'd like to see a total conversion rate once all fees are taken into account - I bet it's not actually that competitive when all is said and done. Also, you're exposing yourself to a non zero risk of whatever exchanges you&#x
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Building your own store and pricing your SaaS is hard
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Why you should build your own store. Handling pricing & currencies for SaaS
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Build your own web store. Pricing, currencies and SaaS
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And the miners would all shut down because no one's transacting with it
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Temporarily deflationary, when all Bitcoins are mined what happens next?
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Some people also log on to live blackjack at 3am and drop a few thousand dollars just for the fun of it as well. You are in a very small minority.
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Notably unregulated gambling available without oversight and also readily available to addicts and children. Helpful in smashing down that redundant bureaucratic red tape the gambling industry so desperately is in need of at the small pric
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The game is hosted on Github here: https://github.com/AshleyScirra/CommandAndConstruct
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We have! Construct 2 was a windows program that made HTML5 games, and now we've gone full circle and Construct 3 is an HTML5 program that makes HTML5 games :)
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New attack vector for black hat product manufacturers to abuse and compete on, hopefully it won't devolve into this level of competition though!
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This is probably a preference thing (and scale is likely an important factor) and can never be definitively answered, but I find that denormalising data such as SSO ID's into a third table comes at the cost of slightly more complex cod
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By the end of 2023 majority of the worlds population will be roaming Facebook's MetaVerse on a daily basis. Work In Meta Verse is the new WFH!
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> The other lending system collapses and cannot return the coins because of an exploit And also because the entire business model is completely unsustainable, preying on peoples greed.
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Gamer sentiment is generally very anti micro transactions, all the crypto games I’ve seen so far are micro transactions front and centre on steroids
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Or make the particles bigger
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I loved Koyaanisqatsi, trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PirH8PADDgQ Not your typical documentary. Anything by Werner Herzog is incredible as well, I find his approach extremely sympathetic and respectful to th
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Would love to come this this one but am away in Scotland, future ones will be sure to come down if there are more :)
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Went to a bunch of the original meetups years ago, good times! Pizza was great :) Dmitri did a great job organising it all and kindly let me speak about our startup at one of the events. I was completely overshadowed by an amazing talk on
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Doesn't have to be cash, but I think it's important to remember when Dropbox was doing it disc space was a lot more valuable - I don't think it would work as well nowadays.
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I think Chrome when it first came out was giving $5 per install as well. You see similar rewards here in UK for referring people to new bank accounts, Chase made a big move over here and was giving £20 to the referrer, and £20 to the referr
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A great video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8sjdOjNxIE
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Consumers like the idea of chargeback and other legal protections. Crypto advocates say that you can add middle organisations to offer this, but then we've gone full circle and really there is no advantage.
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An excellent video on this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgOTZe07eHA Earths atmosphere and weather affects this sort of telescope IIRC and will filter out some lightwaves but seems like a much easier win
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