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by gnoupi 9y ago
Also, let's not forget another point, is that CD Projekt was already a large distributor/localizer in Poland long before they had their RED division: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD_Projekt So they didn&#x27
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by gnoupi 11y ago
The problem with taking a discussion from a public forum private, is that in the current state, everyone can choose to dispose of the room. As proven in this very thread, it doesn't really work. The idea that everyone can dispose of th
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by gnoupi 11y ago
Password-protected and no public listing, I assume. Nothing on secure data transfer, though.
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by gnoupi 11y ago
https://github.com/goniltalk/niltalk
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by gnoupi 11y ago
Disposing of the room does remove it and kick everyone out, indeed. And then the link is invalid. Neat. According for the privacy page, it's all living in RAM only, so in theory there is no logging ( https://niltalk.com/
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by gnoupi 14y ago
Also, the Chrome extension is taking some liberties to "personalize suggestions": https://getsatisfaction.com/feedly/topics/chrome_app_permiss...
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by gnoupi 14y ago
For me, with Pocket, it's usually two clicks, and typing a tag or two in between. Or one click when I just want to "read later" without bothering with organizing.
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by gnoupi 14y ago
The game can actually go on for a few minutes when you lose connection. So I don't think there is much of the simulation happening server-side.
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How do I get started programming games?(supermeatboy.com)
2 points by gnoupi 14y ago|0 comments
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Cliffski’s 2012 guide to advertising your indie PC game online.(positech.co.uk)
1 points by gnoupi 14y ago|0 comments
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by gnoupi 14y ago
The problem is that by the time you reached the functionality of Opera with extensions, your browser is bloated and takes ages to load, and a large chunk of RAM.
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by gnoupi 14y ago
In Q3, it was more the way jumping impacted your movement speed which was a discovery. Another example would be the Tribes series, with skiing which was also an abuse of the game physics (and taken as the main movement mechanic in the lates
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by gnoupi 14y ago
I'm not sure laptops account for a lot of the choice, when designing games, to be honest. Consoles, sure, there's a market and a reason to take them into account. But you don't really have many AAA devs planning on running their game on lap
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by gnoupi 14y ago
"he was told to go buy them himself, so he did." Which is a problem in itself. I understand he needed another monitor. But buying it himself shows the management that they have absolutely no need to invest in that, if devs are ready to buy
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by gnoupi 15y ago
In theory (assuming that there are links to everyone, and no way to have separate networks) (it's of course a theory only, but seems very likely that there are "massive users", who have files of "every kind", connecting the different groups
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by gnoupi 15y ago
My guess is that it never originated from the actual place, but was spread nonetheless by some people. The point is probably to show that finding the ip is not a reliable indicator. As opposed to the three strike, which is relying almost en
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Google Reader allows me to mix high traffic and "I don't want to miss anything" sites. I make extensive use of tags, and put my "not to miss" feeds under a "favorite" tag, that I always read. 2-3 other tags I read all from as well. And the
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Mostly because freedom is not really accessible for most people, in matter of computing. You can have freedom to install what you want, the way you want... only a minority ultimately knows how to. The rest is left without a clue in front of
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Unfortunately, when you are right but don't communicate it well, people will tend to discard your truth.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Same here, starting to get used to that. None of the "cool effect" sites I click recently work directly on Opera. Guess it's soon time to resign from that browser. I love it, but it's just getting tiring to have to use "open with chrome" wi
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by gnoupi 15y ago
That's the kind of tribute which I find a bit creepy. I mean, unless this was used another time, it looks like it was prepared "in case of the event". Well, I guess this kind of thing is common anyway. See all the "life of Steve Jobs" artic
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Hopefully it's not a doodle. A doodle is something you have to prepare, design, draw, it's not made overnight. The added text is an instant, unprepared change. Having a doodle would be creepy, like "oh, we had that prepared already!" (well,
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Doesn't kill their creators, at least.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
It's not a matter of being adult or not. It's just a matter of being able to be in a place where you don't have social rules, life goals, or "responsibilities", and still have pleasure to be in such conditions and create your things. Becaus
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by gnoupi 15y ago
The most amazing thing of this essay is that somehow, I know people who never read it, yet seem to know it by memory.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
In a way, why would they? It's an iPhone game, meaning that Apple earns money from each game sold. Also, it is delivered to people who obviously own an iPhone already. So I doubt it's really going to hurt iPhone sales or something.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Although notifications are most likely copied from their own jailbreaking community, if I remember well, not particularly from Android. But then again, a notification bar instead of a popup is not the most ground-breaking idea. It's a pity
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by gnoupi 15y ago
And you are obviously a very calm and objective person, without any preconceived idea over Apple users, I notice.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Deploying surprise party in 3, 2, 1... It's over now, thanks for participating.
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by gnoupi 15y ago
Also, it allows you to set hour and minute of birth, but the rest of the site doesn't use them. Since it has second-related marks, it would be nice if it was working with hours and minutes as well.

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