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MaximumMadness

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About MaximumMadness

mxwll.me - perennial fixit guy at start-ups.

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    So it's Loom, but with Google Doc integrations?

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    Comment #39982265

    FWIW - Loom was acquired by Atlassian earlier this year

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    Can you help me understand the value prop of what you're offering? The positioning makes me think this is a just shadcn component product + Next on Vercel, neither of which require…

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    Congrats on the launch! A couple small things: When you toggle between light and dark mode the hero section on the homepage ends up selected. Also the padding on the home icon at t…

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    Does anyone have a good write-up on the history behind Linux gaming? Would love to learn more

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    Looks super interesting - would love if the homepage had some kind of demo/screenshot built in. I'd rather not have to click any buttons to see what I'm getting myself into here

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    This is just an incredibly misguided take, particularly from someone who seems to be deep in the games industry. The developers already legally hold all of the power in these situa…

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    Comment #24766563

    This is a great point - but you have to remember the money is what dictates games that go "mainstream". Companies like Activision, Blizzard, and EA are going to push out something …

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    Comment #24543956

    What's your take on the potential long-term success of Game Pass?

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    To expect a company to produce the quality/type of games that they made 20+ years ago is a bit unfair, don't you think? I'd venture to guess that the folks behind those games left …

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    I'd disagree here. Would recommend checking out this piece [1] on Nintendo's failure to expand as an IP brand. https://www.matthewball.vc/all/onnintendo