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YouTube Kids already has a whitelist mode. We use it all the time for our 8 year old.

In the summer of 2005, flipcode.com closed its doors. During its nearly seven years of operation, the site was a popular resource and community hub based primarily around 3d graphi…

I always add a "__newindex" meta method to the globals table before running any code to notify when unwanted globals are accidentally created.

It sounds like this company is firmly founded (a year old, spending money, etc), so asking to become a co-founder at this point isn't fair to founder(s). Seeing as you've also been…

I couldn't disagree more. There was indeed a very dark age due to Microsoft. I often wonder what a world full of scientist and engineers that had the highest quality software avail…

I'm confused about your talk of vesting. Founders don't vest, they create the stock and sell/give it to others with a dollar amount or vesting schedule. Are you a founder or an ear…

Any developer has an addressable market to target. I don't think we really care what the OS is (Win,Xbox,PS4,iOS,whatever). If there is a market opportunity, we pounce. There simpl…

I'd hardly call logic programming new. At 40+ years old, it's one of the oldest paradigms in computer science!

This just looks like it was written by someone who's done some logic programming.

You own your damn phone. Apple didn't lock you up and force your money out of you. Stop whining about getting what you paid for. I love my iPhone, and the iPhone market, but I unde…

No. I've used SCUMM, was the core systems engineer on Grim, and founded Telltale. I'm very familiar with both. The spirit of SCUMM is very much alive, but SCUMM is a system, not ju…

Google is still a one trick pony from a revenue perspective. It sells advertising pixels in web browsers. As the world moves to consuming less and less info via web browsers this w…

This is my least favorite argument when talking about removing advertising from my life. Facebook and Google will simply do something else. Why is "ad supported" always considered …