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ilike

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    I <3 you.

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    Comment #1379697

    There is an option to set Flash to "on demand" mode on mobile devices. There is so much flash content out there on the web, and being able to play flash content on-the-move, on-dem…

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    Comment #1361917

    As the article mentioned, you can see the implementation in wild here: http://www.smashingmagazine.com/

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    Comment #1361087

    Omegle and chatroulette, both use Adobe Stratus . Both sites depend on advertising revenue. I dont think Adobe actively bans commercial projects/products from using Straus. Stratus…

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    Comment #1360980

    Chatroulette uses Stratus and RTMP. RTMP, when Stratus fails because of firewall restrictions.

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    Comment #1350322

    In my opinion, web based documents should have certain level of semantic purity. Of course there will be technical difficulties to achieve it, but that is what hackers are for. Rig…

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    Comment #1348011

    Apart from the links 'geeymb' posted, FlashDevelop is a popular free tool to create flash content [flashdevelop.org] Scribd uses 'pdf2swf' from swftools.org to convert pdfs(Not sur…

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    >The $600 Flash authoring tool is the only way to produce Flash applications. That statement is wrong. Anyone can create tools that can 'create' and/or 'run' swf files. Adobe itsel…

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    I would like to know what Flash game are you comparing this simple game with.

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    It is more of a (biased?) demonstration than a debate, and obviously video is a better choice.