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I was wondering this too. It's a shame to lose talent.

"“Australia has nothing like San Francisco, and Silicon Valley. The tech culture there is insane. The demand for skilled workers is incredible. The creativity and innovation is incredible. It's infectious,” he says."

LiveScript is an interesting choice of name. JavaScript was officially called LiveScript back in Netscape Navigator 2.0 beta.

I guess it really highlights just how good twitter is. It will be interesting to see if g+ catch up by the next melbourne earthquake (2013?).

The results from Facebook would depend on who your Facebook friends are, while searching for twitter hash tags shows results from all users.

To say "facebook was full of junk" when comparing to twitter is a bit unfair.

If it ever is aliens, I hope they aren't some boring little bugs. They need to be just like in the movies.

I'm glad to hear this.

I felt like I was using Windows 8 "wrong" because I was throwing away the start screen after boot and not coming back to it.

I don't play D3 or TF2 , but I do enjoy the trading systems in other games. Maybe it's not for everyone, but it adds fun for me.

In grade 5, one of the perks of arriving early to school was getting to play Gorillas before class.

Can't believe I'd forgotten about it.

They did the right then and kept them hidden in the corner. I guess that did mean no one saw them at all.

Thank you for your explanation.

I guess it just frustrates me because I can't get around it.

With physical goods, if I don't like the AU price, I can easily shop online on another countries website and get the goods shipped. No problems.

With digital goods, there's mostly no way to legitimately purchase them from overseas. You can use a VPN and a fake address, but that breaks the terms & conditions.

Fascinating read, just like many of the other Valve blogs.

Though, I do wish this guy could explain why real-world money Steam games in the US are often half the price of those in Australia/Europe.

JOE

My first question was what are they suggesting defence uses instead?

"an absolutely-secure totally-reliable POSIX compliant operating system, such as INTEGRITY"

Then I wondered who makes INTEGRITY?

The author of the post: Dan O’Dowd, CEO of Green Hills Software

CS servers running third party anti-cheat software are non-VAC-secured.

I'm looking forward to testing this out. Currently there's not enough players in my country for it to be useful.

1.6 is still currently like this.

PinStripe, hmm.

no real surprises, except "69" isn't in the Top 10 for 'Last 2 digits'

"All States shall be entitled to lay submarine cables and pipelines on the bed of the high seas."

oh dear.

agreed, feedback is vital

iTunes only has SD though right?

it's a shame we had to give up battery life for our phones to become 'smart'

I guess I'll just remain scared and mislead then.

What about the 7 passwords prior?

rplnt, you should try using a magnet link extension (or greasemonkey script) for your browser.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dmknbldjfdgmfecaai...

Am I even a lost customer if the original owner, never gave me the option to legally buy the product (in my country) in the first place?

I think you're spot on. It took me awhile to figure out what was what, and I'm not sure everyone has as much patience as me.

sadly not every employer is like you

I can't find the key to the safe

edit: I'm having too much fun.