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Also relevant: Valve has JUST started advertising for hardware jobs: http://www.valvesoftware.com/jobs/job_postings.html see "injection molding" etc in job descriptions.
Also relevant: Valve has JUST started advertising for hardware jobs: http://www.valvesoftware.com/jobs/job_postings.html see "injection molding" etc in job descriptions.
It's interesting how a company known for games has basically no game developer positions open. Anyone know why?
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This is just ridiculous nonsense. Everyone who actually uses a Mac knows that the App Store is completely optional and can be deleted. So I fail to see how Apple could force Steam to hand over ANY money.
Apple's got a history of changing the rules. I thought it was ridiculous nonsense when I heard that Apple was going to force Amazon to pay 30% for books purchased through their iPhone app too, yet here we are.
It was ALWAYS known to developers that purchases made through iOS apps would require you to pay 30% to Apple. Whether that is Amazon, New York Times or some random game.
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This is just ridiculous nonsense. Everyone who actually uses a Mac knows that the App Store is completely optional and can be deleted. So I fail to see how Apple could force Steam to hand over ANY money.
Apple's got a history of changing the rules. I thought it was ridiculous nonsense when I heard that Apple was going to force Amazon to pay 30% for books purchased through their iPhone app too, yet here we are.
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Apple's got a history of changing the rules. I thought it was ridiculous nonsense when I heard that Apple was going to force Amazon to pay 30% for books purchased through their iPhone app too, yet here we are.
Well maybe you should spend more time actually knowing about the platform you're talking about. It was ALWAYS known to developers that purchases made through iOS apps would require you to pay 30% to Apple. Whether that is Amazon, New York Times or some random game.
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9209580/Apple_s_new_A...
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It's interesting how a company known for games has basically no game developer positions open. Anyone know why?
Valve doesn't need to advertise for jobs. They'll find people mostly by direct applications or, more likely, personal recommendations.
I spotted him at McDonalds once.. Work that one in to your rumours
Also relevant: Valve has JUST started advertising for hardware jobs: http://www.valvesoftware.com/jobs/job_postings.html see "injection molding" etc in job descriptions.
It's interesting how a company known for games has basically no game developer positions open. Anyone know why?
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Apple's got a history of changing the rules. I thought it was ridiculous nonsense when I heard that Apple was going to force Amazon to pay 30% for books purchased through their iPhone app too, yet here we are.
they dont sell books through the apps in app purchases though? its just an app that allows you to see your book purchases isn't it?