Hacker news stage is way too easy
Chrome World Wide Maze
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#12Wish I could see it. Way too many passwords hoops to jump through to get everything setup. The idea is cool though.
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#13The connect doesn't work for me. I tried using the TabSync method and by typing the code manually. It just keep saying "please enter the 6-digit code".
Does this try to do a direct connection? In my network, that probably wouldn't work because of our firewall. Or it might if the port it listens on is high enough.
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#14Wish I could see it. Way too many passwords hoops to jump through to get everything setup. The idea is cool though.
I wasn't prompted for a single password. I was already logged into a Google account though.
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#15Doesn't seem to do anything with a Nexus 7. And it does have an accelerometer and gyroscope.
Just played it with a Nexus 7 (wifi via tab sync) and it worked just fine. The accelerometer was a little finicky though.
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#16This is awesome! now lets get some sweet Tux Racer or Mario Kart going! (please?)
That is a killer idea! This could totally be made multiplayer too..
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#17The connect doesn't work for me. I tried using the TabSync method and by typing the code manually. It just keep saying "please enter the 6-digit code". Does this try to do a direct connection? In my network, that probably wouldn't work because of our firewall. Or it might if the port it listens on is high enough.
No, it does not. It appears to be going back through googles systems as the in between. I was able to play it and I know for certain my pc and tablet have no direct connectivity
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#18Hacker news stage is way too easy
Nah, Google is just way OP.
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#20crashed my entire PC on chrome, mint-linux 64bit
edit - likely a webgl problem that I've brought upon myself by disabling the gpu-blacklist