tomaloner

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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   That's a super interesting take in that the normal assumption that "there's more games" is a supply-side statement. But Jevon's would apply a step before that. The "demand" is really the people wanting to
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   There's another facet I've watched with interest: >> Building videogames, with Roblox / Unity This has resulted in something like 90 new games entering Steam every day. While some games may still be art, they're in
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   Funny thing about that list is that I bet 99% of programmers that use it test for equality, not suffix. Some disposable email systems allow any domain - including subdomains of their own domain. (i.e. <something>@<something>.m
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   Exactly.
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   As a data point - as a longtime Linux user, I hadn't tried Linux Gaming for a very long time until recently. On a fresh machine, I installed POPos, Lutris, Steam and a few other things I forget. I've yet to find a game that didn&
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   Well - firstly consider the linux desktop has been touted as a "not yet ready" for 10? maybe 15 years. While it was obscure, it wasn't targeted as often by viruses, malware, and the worst thing of all - commercialization. Sam
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   It was a good run. Mainstream linux desktop will be the beginning of the end.
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   by tomaloner 5y ago

   Super cool. How do you prevent your sending from ending up in spam folders?