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Software business idea26th September 2007 Diablos: Yeah I was also planning on having hardware sales for different things as well. But I plan on starting to sell hardware later on, not right when I open. Svr: Yeah I realize there will be a whole slew of expenses that I have to consider. I work *snip* |
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Software business idea25th September 2007 svrman: Are those stores you're mentioning trying to sell games and applications on their systems? I know that Best Buy has PCs set up and some of them you can use in-store. There's a shop in town called Computers Plus that has lots of laptops set up. B*snip* |
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Software business idea25th September 2007 Jay: Yeah I am planning this still. I live in a small town, and I know of this one empty shop on town square that I can rent for $500/month. But of course I have to make lots of sales for things to fly. I don't have a lot of money (I'm working at McDona*snip* |
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Software business idea25th September 2007 Nolan, that may be true. But how many customers out there consider buying games and such, but don't because they know hardly anything about it? I could offer a whole slew of games, but if only a couple titles are sold on a regular basis, as a company I'm*snip* |
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Software business idea25th September 2007 Well, I could easily put EA games on all the computers. But I also plan on having alot of other programs on each of the computers as well, giving anyone the chance to try out whatever is available. So the customers would have ample opportunity to try out*snip* |
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Software business idea25th September 2007 Hi guys, I was wondering if I could stir up some discussion about an idea of mine I had. I can definitely use as much input on this as you guys can provide. Okay so here's the plan. The problem I see with selling software in stores is, the only preview *snip* |
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About Campfires9th September 2007 Alright, that sounds cool. Yeah its a shame there's no real amount of projects active there. I've set up a generic FPS game to start, but of course we'll need graphics and maps and whatnot for it to take any form. Hmm... I'll see if I can get the FPS ga*snip* |
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Building PC Computer8th September 2007 power mousey, this is where the confusion arises. You see, a standard application has only one thread, and thus can only use one processor. So for every input, network, graphics delay you have, the application must stop and wait for the delay. The appli*snip* |
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About Campfires8th September 2007 There's something I don't understand about campfires. I mean, I like the idea of having community projects that people can update anytime. Its cool. But lets face it, there's not a lot you can do without including a lot of extra media with any said proj*snip* |
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QOTD - Worst Coding Habits?31st August 2007 I like the idea of having a notebook for projects. I actually have a binder with a bunch of folders in it, each containing some papers on a project or two. In the past I have found that writing problems down on paper can help immensely in solving complex*snip* |
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QOTD - Worst Coding Habits?30th August 2007 I have the bad habit of giving important global variables difficult names, or names that should be something else. Then, I either can't remember what they're called, and have to go look it up, or keep trying to use one variable name for something else. L*snip* |
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SPAM!26th August 2007 Nah, Data's hands are made of some synthetic material. He wouldn't hit it harder than his hands could handle anyway. By the way, is that a looping gif with looping music? I watched it for a while, but it seemed to repeat itself endlessly. Was waiting t*snip* |
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'Fixing' the yob culture of the UK?26th August 2007 I see that problem here in America too. There are many people that would be happy living off the government, and make no money for themselves. And I agree, it teaches their kids that they don't have to take responsibility for anything. I don't know all *snip* |
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problems registering25th August 2007 Thanks for the welcome, guys. About the bug, I think I should mention that I'm using firefox 2.0.0.3, and viewing the site on a low-detail screen. Basically the button would move down a bit, as though it was going under the email input box, but this plac*snip* |
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problems registering24th August 2007 Hi, I managed to register here but not without a bit of trouble. At the top there's a nice, convenient register form, which is good. But when I filled out my email address, the 'register' button moved down a bit, and I couldn't click it. I managed to jo*snip* |
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