infiniteri

5 ms·

1.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Fair. He did all of the programming involved, as well as all of the story and gameplay design.
2.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Probably to help someone know what paragraph you're referencing if you're having a discussion. I could see it working better if it only appeared when you hovered over to the left of the paragraph.
3.
by infiniteri 12y ago
How do people attain downvoting privileges? A possible solution would be to simply remove many people's downvoting ability. Reserve the right for an elite few who have insightful things to say and are sparing in their usage. This is
4.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Nice! Excited to try this out. Been using my chromebook lately with some web IDEs and always wondered if there was a plugin replacement for flux.
5.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Incredible and terrifying at the same time. If they're doing this kind of stuff right now with consumer cameras, imagine how effective this technology will be in just a few decades. Privacy is fading quickly with the advent of excitin
6.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Isn't that why he was writing this? To explain that his mistakes aren't representative of what he now knows he should do as CEO? I understand what you're saying on a literal level, but it's very possible he's been
7.
by infiniteri 12y ago
Going along with your analogy, it's very possible that if this central Asian George R. R. Martin was deterred from writing Game of Thrones in his native language because it isn't "reasonable" for others to expect to read
8.
by infiniteri 12y ago
It's definitely a bit of an issue, but less of one than people tend to believe. There are many decks that people bring to Legend rank that cost very little in terms of dust.
9.
by infiniteri 12y ago
It is. Additionally the person who gets the Coin also gets an extra card in their starting hand. You can "mulligan" this card, or swap it out of your starting hand for another draw. Although this might seem relatively trivial, h