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Two gaming Hatters from Austria? Of course it had to be Sanja and János. I will check your game later on deck, but congratulations on launching :)
The game is really cool, well done! It feels like a modern twist on pacman, but with space alien snakes and upgradable super powers. Should make for a good lunch break game.
The website is something else! https://something.pink/ . It is really fun to use. Privacy being the bathroom is funny!
Connected to this I laughed at the piles of toilet paper packs in the "contact" entrance.
The website is something else! https://something.pink/ . It is really fun to use. Privacy being the bathroom is funny!
Hey that Broomrocket stuff looks interesting. And nary an LLM in sight. janosdebugs, could you comment on the tech behind it?
[1]: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3648233 [2]: https://spacy.io/
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Connected to this I laughed at the piles of toilet paper packs in the "contact" entrance.
I enjoyed the names and headlines on the bathroom reading materials. The free look mode on the cam is fun.
Two gaming Hatters from Austria? Of course it had to be Sanja and János. I will check your game later on deck, but congratulations on launching :)
I had exactly the same thought (Hi Tomas and Janos) :D The game is really cool, well done! It feels like a modern twist on pacman, but with space alien snakes and upgradable super powers. Should make for a good lunch break game.
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A lot of people who have never sold a digital product say stuff like this, but there's definitely a very obvious and gigantic market for low prices. As somebody who has released several games and apps where some did well and others were crickets it seems like a combination of randomness/timing, visibility (related to the previous), and simply - is it good or not? If your game is amazing people will jump through hoops…
> But you can't raise the price on a low-quality product and expect a great sales response. Well… obviously. My point wasn’t that raising the price is always a good idea; it was that it sometimes is. It’s worth mentioning because even the idea that it’s sometimes sensible is surprising to many.
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Apparently you only need the popup if you are doing something nefarious. Otherwise it's not required! Yikes!
This does not appear to be accurate. The official EU GDPR site says that consent is required for anything except "strictly necessary" cookies. https://gdpr.eu/cookies/ "To comply with the regulations governing cookies under the GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive you must: Receive users’ consent before you use any cookies except strictly necessary cookies." There are no exceptions for not "nefarious" or "fishy" - only if…
Analytics and optimization are things the eu is trying to prevent, so of course you get a popup.