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Most software developers love solving problems. When presented with a tough problem they don't mind skipping out on a few dinners at home or not watching the latest sports ball game. It is just being a developer, not some kind of malpractice, or slave driving, or not having read enough mythical books about herding cats.
Shit goes wrong sometimes, it is in some peoples nature to want to fix the problems.
The last 4 paragraphs of the article go on to describe exactly what the new dynamic is. In addition to the normal bombardment of hearing the song all the time, it is the additional flood of memes that the internet and social media bring about. As the article says:
> In the past, the worst thing that could happen to the Song of the Summer was it being played to death. But in the digital age, the pitfalls are boundless. As “Call Me Maybe” is increasingly meme-ified, it runs the risk of becoming completely mummified.
and
> Simply put: when you think of “Somebody That I Used to Know,” you’re less likely to think of the man, Wally de Backer, but the meme.
Both of you arguing about something that isn't even the main point of the article.
http://gawker.com/5950981/unmasking-reddits-violentacrez-the...
The 32 processor version cost $39 million.
1) It is a blog post not a scientific study or an article in the newspaper.
2) Everyone knows republicans can't read.
In the HTML5 world, impact, construct2, craftyjs, and limejs are all game engines. You use them to make games, rather than writing your own routines to deal with canvas rendering, audio, and input.
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td {font-family:Verdana; font-size:10pt; color:#828282;}https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Polyclef+Sof...
Speaks for itself.
Steam, Humble Bundle, GamersGate, Desura, Indie Royale, Xbox Live Indie Games, iOS app store, Google Play all there to sell your game. Or just do it yourself on your website with paypal or stripe.
Kickstarter, IndieGoGo, 8-Bit Funding if you need funding.
Yeah, game development sure is awful these days.
That's why it's called work.
The Apple Store isn't Walmart, the people that work there aren't just cashiers. Hang out in the Apple store for 10 minutes and listen to the people there talking to customers, now do the same thing at Best Buy.
If the titles on HN now have to match the article title, you should just change the posting guidelines. Coming along 12 hours later and changing a post title is just power tripping.