beesmum

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by beesmum 7y ago
It's really great for that to be honest: I don't have to worry about the games once I upload them (unless I decide to update them or make changes). I also run a site with music games for teachers that's subscription based and
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by beesmum 7y ago
Not the person that created this thread, but I've had a bunch of music education apps in the App store for a couple of years. I get a decent amount of downloads, enough to make $60-$120 a month. I sell them outright for $3.99 (Canadian
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by beesmum 7y ago
I've been using Chargify. It's a bit expensive if you're not pulling in a decent baseline of revenue from your site, but it's worked quite well for me the past eight years.
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by beesmum 7y ago
I've run a music education site for 10 years ( https://www.tonictutor.com ). It's been only a very modest success, but it's provided a small amount of revenue that's been relatively steady. I haven't reall
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by beesmum 8y ago
I think you capture what I was referring to when I said that limited awareness is what narrows consciousness -- it's like putting some of the ocean in a bucket. It's still part of the ocean, but it's not the whole ocean. What
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by beesmum 8y ago
While I think it's an interesting argument, I don't agree that accepting that some other being than me can be conscious leads to having to accept the physical origin of consciousness a priori. If you look at Buddhism or any esoter
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by beesmum 9y ago
Great, thanks! This all came at a perfect time -- I was just about to start working on converting a bunch of our music education games to iOS. My plan was to do that, then convert our existing games from Flash to HTML5. If I can get this up
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by beesmum 9y ago
By which I mean does the version that's compiled for browsers not work on mobile browsers? I noticed the Gravitron game loads on mobile but the layout is broken. Is that just a case of not being optimized to work for mobile browers? Or
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by beesmum 9y ago
Does it only work on desktop browsers?