Yea, MonoGame rocks! Never tried CocosSharp though so I can't compare them.

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I just got my wife a Lenovo Yoga. Very nice laptop indeed. 14 inch touch screen monitor. You can flip the screen around and use it like a tablet. (small enough for sitting in bed and working on) If the price aint a thing I'd recommend at least 8gb ram and 256gb SSD. (That should be fine for your wife. CPU go for i5 and up. For OS, Windows 10 Home is pretty standard these days. Otherwise 4gb ram and 1 tb hd will also suffice. RAM and HD can always be upgraded afterwards.

Keeping with the subject :-P

who, unless specified. E.g. Though shall not use who when referring to a person or persons, though shall use whom instead.

"I do not think hackers are stopping politicians or corporations........" Maybe not yet... but it is definitely exposing some of them. In my country at least. And if this corruption keeps on getting exposed and this happens more frequently, people are going to think twice before going down that road.

No, hacking is wrong... plain and simple. (message for those whom I'm wronged) As a side note, most definitely support it. If it wasn't for hackers politicians and large corporations will be left to their own corrupt devices, and we will be pulling at the shorted end. (already very much like that, but gives them something to think about)

I know about this program witch you can join where you can learn those things. Not anyone can join it though... you have to drink gallons of booze and take copious amount of drugs before you can join. So if you're up for it, go right ahead... P.S. I don't have to give the name of this program, when you're down in the gutter, looking down on everyone else, it will find you. ALSO: As a bonus you will become streetwise as well, isn't this one of the things you also classified as a form of intelligence? NOTE: There is some risks involved in trying this... you will definitely end up in one or more of these states, 1) jails, 2) institutions or 3) death.

You just came out with an idea... 'Animalbook'. Sharing animal videos, social media that focusses on animals.

I've been getting lots many 'blue screen of death' with win10... Happened to me three times just yesterday. It looks a little bit different than in the past and I think pc shuts down, but still, loose everything you were working on.

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I had a dream once... more of a nightmare, that I was playing quake and I was the character in the game, and someone shot a rocket at me and I realized that it wasn't a dream and a game, but that it was real (in my dream) and caught such a big fright knowing that if the rocket hit me I'm dead that I woke up almost like Leonardo di caprio in the movie inception where I went into a state where a had to spin something as to make sure that I was actually in the real reality and not in inception. What I learned from that experience is that life is not a game, so don't screw with it.

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I think it is a human flaw... it is in everyone. We humans have some flaws which we like and find difficult to let go of. We feel that it is who we are and will be without identify if we were to change it. Some humans are in denial about their flaws. In their view they are perfect and everyone else is wrong. These humans also have tendencies to think that the whole world revolves around them... This view in itself is a human flaw (called self-centeredness). It should be noted that at no time do I exclude myself from any of these humans I mentioned here. I have flaws, we all do. I have flaws I know about and don't want to change, we all do. I have flaws I'm in denial about, we all do. I sometimes think the world revolves around me, we all do. It is hypocritical to tell someone something is wrong when we do it ourselves... we all are hypocritical at times. A little food for thought.

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Sounds like you have some deep insight into being an asshole... You coming out of the closet? I now feel morally obliged to down vote you... thinking that you might be one... O shit, I just proved the point you were trying to make. Now I have to upvote you for being right in some or other way. X| :-P

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Press the shutdown button and right before the computer actually shutsdown, after the process was killed, cancel the shutdown.

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We have SRS (Software Requirement Specification) and HRS (Hardware Requirement Specification) documents in our company.

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Don't agree... There is a reason people don't use GOTO in c anymore... Assembly is a whole bunch on GOTOs with some non-portable code.

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Put your ass on the line. Create some form of written agreement making some promise that you have to keep else the customer wins... E.g. half the money now, half when the work is done. Or, some money is paid after the support contract is completed. Or, tell him the support prices rate for when the standard support is complete. This will show the customer you are thinking long term, and are professional.

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The guys that knows how to fix most of the bugs probably left them already. That is the sad reality of leaving something for to long. Person that actually implemented or knew how to work with the technology leaves the company. To put a newb on it will cost far to expensive. Probably take a day+ to just get to the point where he/she can fix it. Hell, if I work on something and have to return to it later on it takes a while to get what I did.

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The right answer would have to be the one that would make the game more addictive/would make you more money at the end of the day.

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Aah, yes... Now I get it. Yes, that is very painful. To that I'll add that: Doing work that I know is pointless also causes extreme unhappiness.

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Create a new vm with a name that reflects 'home study'.

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