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My understanding is that they use up a lot of water and electricity, driving costs up for local residents.
Datacenters are asking for tax breaks because they "contribute back to the local economy". In most cases however, the added jobs are mostly temporary (construction)
In short, they're asking residents to pay for some short-term jobs and long-term utility price increases. A bad deal if you ask me
Nice! Which screen is that? All of the screens I've found are widescreen and I'd like to do a similar project
Maybe it would be valuable to have an anonymous "onboarding" experience where people choose the genres they like or dislike, and then the people choosing the book can be informed a summary of the groups preferences.
Also an anonymous thumbs up/down after the book is read could help the group choose a better next book
This is awesome. I've always wished someone made something like this for one of Casio's calculator watches
I do have tokens for that game!
No, I sell domed stickers that stick onto both sides of a penny. Though I also have a number of other products including deckboxes and specialty dice
For the past 5 years, I've been running a board game accessory business out of my house: https://burgertokens.com
There's a surprising number of people who love to upgrade their board games! It's a great community.
Pinball doesn't have any internal systems that force you to lose like a claw machine or other arcade games would.
I run an ecommerce business selling board games accessories. It's been way more successful than I thought it was going to end up being.
I would like to be able to filter out games with in app purchases. Or more specifically, in app purchases that impact gameplay.
I don't mind cosmetics but whenever someone spending money has an advantage, I don't want to touch that game.
I run an aftermarket board game accessory business.
Last year, I shipped nearly 4000 packages. My customers love our products, and most of our growth comes from word of mouth.
There's a subreddit dedicated to this sort of thing, check it out:
I've been spending time working on my board game accessories business https://burgertokens.com/
It's been an awesome experience so far. I have enough customers now that I can go to pretty much any board game event and find people who are fans of my business.
I'm working on editing a video for an upcoming kickstarter that we're about to run. Super excited :)
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How come? My understanding is that the thing people loved the most was the "cards", but ios and android both have something similar with their app switcher now.
Holy crap after digging deeper this is actually just a meme I thought was an actual thing for like the last 7 or 8 years. Whoops
Sure, look at this video. This is the latest game in the series.
This is not an example of dumb AI. cpus will lose to a non moving Luigi in more than one smash game. It's intentional behavior.
How is the order of transactions finalized in a block before the block has been mined?
Not detachable, but it is compatible with the pen.
That's not necessarily true actually. Monopoly isn't a terribly complex game, but if you play it correctly you must either buy or auction every property landed on. It's mostly an auction and money management game, and there are decisions to be made
I switched to Windows last year for work after having worked primarily on Debian and OSX.
Chocolatey is the best that I've found. I have run into issues though, so I can't say it's perfect or even close. It's not bad though.
Also depending on the type of development you do, you may be able to use Bash On Windows and use ubuntu's apt for everything.
It's not necessarily google itself, but Eric Schmidt has a company called The Groundwork that has been working for her campaign.
http://qz.com/520652/groundwork-eric-schmidt-startup-working...
No, that's actually 0.8 Mb/s
I read that some cities are converting their streetlights into charging posts. It seems like a very clever solution to this problem to me.
The title seems to be a play on the title of a book "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day"
My understanding is that since he told major stakeholders what was about to happen, he gave them inside information to trade on and went to jail for that instead of making trades himself.
The watch looks very nice indeed but starting at $350 is ominously steep especially since it requires an iPhone
Where does this handle getting the same random shortened url twice?
the hckr news plugin for chrome/safari has a few nice things including collapsible comments. Maybe you should check it out.