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delcaran

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  • Game Preservation Crisis: The Stop Killing Games Movement Explained

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  • Dev here. It's not a challenge.

    • you make one last patch to the game that enables the user to change the address of the servers required (for authentication or whatever).
    • you release the server for free.

    This way you are not losing money (you are not making any either, but that's why we are here) and the users can install the game and the required components to run it.

    The most "challenging" thing you must do, on the server or in the game, is eventually authorized everyone, but I can't see this as a challenge...

  • NANOWAR OF STEEL - HelloWorld.java (Source Code Video) | Napalm Records

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  • Nanowar are great: good music and funny lines! I suggest "valhalleluja" at volume 11 😄

  • ‘We will block the canals’: Venice divided as young protesters target Bezos wedding

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  • My 2cents: Bezos money comes from other people's works, entertainers money comes from the perception that other people has of their work. Of course there are exceptions.

  • top 5 unsolved problems in computer science

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  • For #1 you wanna try Magic wormhole. Maybe it's less user-friendly than you need it to be, but it works and there are lots of implementations for different owes (don't know about iOS though).

  • Transformation

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  • The flamberges were never used in combat, they are cerimonial swords used in parades to display wealth and prowess: the flame shape of the blade was very difficult to forge, and only most proficient bladesmiths were able to do it, charging an hefty sum for it. Plus they are way bigger and heavier for most combat use.

    Landsknechts used very big two handed swords swinged horizontaly at head heigth or above to cut the enemy pole weapons. As such, they were supposed to die quickly (two days of combat was the average), and they received double pay, double rations of food and better barracks. So the sword was as cheap as possible, because it was likely to be missing at the end of the battle. Plus the flame shape is not very sturdy and its quite impratical, its only really beautiful.

    Source, I'm an HEMA athlete in Italy for an association that promotes the study of renaissance combat.