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arstechnica.com | ||
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melkat.blog
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| | | | | Apple has made a lot of partnerships with big companies like Quantum Computer Services (AOL), Microsoft, HP, Intel, Cingular (AT&T), Epic Games, Valve, Capcom, and Ubisoft. They are all pretty one-sided in terms of who benefits. Focusing on these partnerships distracts from what has made Apple's platforms successful: the community of dedicated indie developers. But like their corporate partnerships, this relationship is not a healthy one. | |
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cubiclenate.com
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| | | | | This is my 27th individually wrapped fun-sized podcast, now with less effort! #Noodlings #Podcast #ComputerHistory | |
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mb.esamecar.net
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| | | | | In recent days, a lot of new hardware has been introduced, and for all these great new devices and gadgets, I consider myself part of the potential target audience. Apple has presented new iPhones, Apple Watches, and AirPods. Thanks to Apple's decision to slowly and gradually roll out the promised AI features and not at all in Germany in the long run, the innovations of the iPhone 16 are limited for me. | |
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dbzer0.com
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| | | Android:Netrunner (ANR) was a Living Card Game from Fantasy Flight Games. It's a re-implementation of the Netrunner CCG from 1996, with a few small but important mechanic changes. I developed the first client to play Android: Netrunner online on OCTGN Development History In July 2012 I forked my Netrunner CCG game definition and re-implemented for [...] | ||
