“In reality, one size has never fit all, but when players didn’t have so many choices, they had to put up with it. Now they don’t. No longer can publishers rely on retailing strategies designed to make money by forcing players to buy what the publishers want them to buy, when and where the publishers [...]
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(because I’m now deviating from the original schedule I outlined in Part 1; what the heck, it was only a rough agenda anyway…)
Questions, questions…
First of all, there’s a bunch of good questions that have been raised in response to the first two posts:
what data and methods are stored [...]
Too busy to write at the moment (if I weren’t, I’d be working on followups to the entity systems posts).
So, in the meantime, go listen to the ever-brilliant Lawrence Lessig. I’ve just been listening to his 2006 talk on Free Culture. There are too many memorable, insightful, or funny elements for me to be able [...]
(just because it’s brilliant, and I wanted to say thank you)
Still using Akismet? Why?
You do know that Akismet rejects genuine posts, don’t you? Sure, it’s not its fault - spam filtering is hard.
But since Spam Karma is free, integrates easily with Wordpress, and offers much safer filtering of spam, with multiple levels of fallback, isn’t [...]
I upgraded Firefox only a few days ago (I didn’t get a choice - it was set to autoupdate, and updated when I was halfway through doing an install on my new computer; it broke most of the plugins I was halfway through installing because the new version wasn’t backwards compatible) and now a new [...]
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