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mostafaberg
8y ago
But it is harming someone else in a way, they only want you to read it if you pay for it, there will still be bandwidth costs to cover for people who bypass the paywall, some might argue that in some paywalls, the content is already sent to
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mostafaberg
8y ago
I don't understand the point of bypassing, the creators need to make money, if you can afford it, subscribe, if not, use another website. it's that simple
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mostafaberg
9y ago
I personally don't think it's something "wrong" with you, most probably there's something wrong with your process. I have the same issues, and I think you speak out for lots of people, motivation is a very limited r
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mostafaberg
9y ago
Take it easy on yourself mate ;), you are not Euler, and you don't really know what kind of father he was, you never know maybe you are doing a better job and got different priorities!, good luck and keep pushing!
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mostafaberg
9y ago
Some issues: 1- You don't have a way to show customers how this actually works, I have no idea what i'm signing up for, so I won't sign up. 2- You don't actually use the button on your own company's website, but use
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mostafaberg
10y ago
Totally agree with you there, but player position criticality is not for me or you to decide, it's game dependant, my worries is not about dropped packets, but packets that are in the wrong order, only in a game where combat has to be
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mostafaberg
10y ago
Everyone seems to miss the whole point of my comment up here, so here is what I was trying to say: 1- UDP is not always the answer, don't overcomplicate things, I'm trying to say that there are games like chess,board games, basica
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mostafaberg
10y ago
> What I said is true for almost every kind of game. POV of the camera has nothing to do with it. You misundrestood what I'm talking about, I'm not talking about the camera position, I'm talking about different games like
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mostafaberg
10y ago
I'm surely wrong at many things yes, but you are also wrong at some points, if i play a game in a bad network setting, UDP will still be a bad option, packets will be probably very mangled on a bad network and will offer no superiority
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mostafaberg
10y ago
Exactly my point about the whole "many variables involved", many networks still filter UDP as you say, which is really bad if you want to make sure everyone can use your game
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mostafaberg
10y ago
You are absolutely correct, but not all games are FPSes, I just think that the generalisation in the premise that UDP is better than TCP for networked games is naive, you have to put into consideration the type of game and what data is actu
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mostafaberg
10y ago
I kinda disagree with the premise about UDP: > It would greatly improve the networking of these games. This is not accurate, i know it's like a rule of thumb that UDP is faster than TCP, but that's naive, there are cases where
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mostafaberg
10y ago
I don't think it's illegal or wrong to have that search, those mistakes are made by developers who aren't paying attention to security, and from experience those leaks will never be resolved UNTIL they get widely exposed, unt
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mostafaberg
10y ago
+1 on removing it completely, you need a privacy policy link instead, you might create one your own with some online template or better yet have a lawyer write it for you, shouldn't cost so much I guess and will give you the profession
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mostafaberg
10y ago
That's a very spammy behaviour, nothing to show off here guys really
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Nobel prize winner Chemist Ahmed Zewail dies at age of 70
(reuters.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
>I think at that point he was referring to the initial appeal of the iphone, when th efirst one was released. there was no Android and no comparable device existent at the time. True, but don't forget that the first iPhone was an ex
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mostafaberg
10y ago
Where's your argument ? You can make the worlds best services/apps in the web browser, that doesn't mean it's the de facto. Also a chat app or any of the other fancy webapps we see here does not fit into the definition o
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10y ago
I saw that point yeah, sorry i missed mentioning it, but in my opinion, this is not even closely a reason to compare iOS to android, that's basic browser limitation, even though it's pretty recent on android, and your link marks i
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10y ago
1-You're wrong, any app can do that on iOS/Android. who says that you can't open links from an iOS app ? 2-He was specifically talking about webapps in "standalone" mode, he specifically mentioned using `target=&quo
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10y ago
>I don’t know about you, but the idea of having a fully capable web browser in my pocket was a huge part of the appeal. A: Both iOS and android have fully capable web browsers, I'm not sure what's missing here ? >I’m talking
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mostafaberg
11y ago
I wonder how something like http://spritzinc.com would work for a dyslexic person ? It basically gives you a single word at a time to read, would that make it easier for a dyslexic person to read bigger text if it was split into
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mostafaberg
11y ago
>Ridiculously arrogant comment with nothing to back it up. GUIs exist; get over it. A simple google search for "How to use git without command line" will show you the amount of people who are looking for just that, I said most,
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11y ago
Irrelevant funny comment, but everytime I read Smalltalk I imagine this scenario: Jim: Yo bob!, how's it going man? Bob: Not so much, what's going on your side? Jim: Nah, not so much, how's your family? Bob: They're fine
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mostafaberg
11y ago
I personally never use GUI clients for git, the CLI does exactly what it's supposed to do, efficiently, quickly in a stable reproducible manner, most GUI clients are for people who just don't want to learn to use the CLI properly.
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mostafaberg
11y ago
It's a great piece of tech, I'm not saying anything against that, I'm saying that it shouldn't be used as a replacement for native programming because you don't want to learn a new language. react will come with hug
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11y ago
HN gives makes me feel like I'm on a JS subreddit sometimes..
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11y ago
Why is this on the top of HN ? Honestly, this is a bad thing, not a thing to show off. To quote the author: "We're web developers, not iOS developers." EXACTLY, don't bring your web tech into native platforms, learn to d
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If Steve jobs was alive today, what would you ask him?
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11y ago
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Teaching birds to collect money
(dailymail.co.uk)
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11y ago
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