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Im surprised, ever and ever again, how well this works on mobile.
Super glad it's working for you! May I ask what sort of device you're using? I'm quite curious.
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#44This is very cool.
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#45Perhaps not as technically impressive, but this [0] other short game/experience from the same creator is extraordinarily charming and well produced! [0]: https://alexanderperrin.com.au/paper/shorttrip/
Love it
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#46Hey Alexander, this game looks like so much fun! https://alexanderperrin.com.au/portfolio/ropejacks/
Aren't you going to finish it?
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Microsoft go/firefox working perfect. love it.
What so you use your Go for and does the battery life bother you? I want one, but 4 hours seems too short for me
Was a present, and is treated as a play thing. General low level use gives about 6 hours, browsing and word etc, but if pushed by a game or couple of vbox nix v-machines (just to see if it could) about that 4 hour mark. As a secondary device it's not been a problem, and it charges pretty quick.
It's a nice thing. Best feature is the flap, imo. all tablet-like devices should have them! I've not got the proper keyboard, but am tempted.
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#48This was amazing; thanks for posting it. Also, I love "Short Trip"!
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#50Не работает на Firefox 65.0 + linux