Heck, he'd be fine with murdering someone if it would net him a little extra spending cash. The man is morally bankrupt(and likely financially too, though he's better at covering that up)
I know of him, but not much about him, outside that he's currently the most followed YouTube personality and that one of his main collaborators came out as trans last year.
Are you using a tilemap for level layout or a different method, also is your game more Bad Dudes or more Double Dragon? Was wondering because the style in this case would greatly effect how you handle said input and collisions.
As far as the code goes, I do recommend setting up an axis instead...
Paying a CEO more in compensation that the company has made in profit during it's entire existence combined is absolutely ludicrous, even if most of that payment is in company stock options. How ANY investor thinks that is a good idea is beyond me.
So does she think 'The Devil made the fossils to lead people astray' or is it 'God flooded the entire planet and that's what killed the dinosaurs'? At least there's actual physical evidence of a large impact event in the Yucatan. She's also forgetting that dinosaurs still roam the Earth. We...
It's a shame the AI part has outpaced the robotics part, for sure. Automation COULD bring us a Star Trek utopia, but there's no monetary profit in that, so...
Most of the tutorials will focus on platformers, side scrolling shooters or FPS games just due the mechanical simplicity of those types of games. Beat-em-ups are a bit more complex as far as input handling and hit detection goes.
I can't blame Biden for not expanding the Supreme Court. He literally can't, that's the job of Congress, and well.. The Dems in Congress dropped the ball on that back before the 2022 elections.
Maybe having a public defender sitting in on police interrogations would be a good start. As it stands now police have too much leeway when it comes to post-arrest questioning. Having an advocate for the accused be in the room during the questioning even without the suspect asking for one...
Yea, and in the case in question they immediately went with using psychological manipulation techniques to coerce a murder confession without any real evidence the 'victim' was dead. There was no legitimate 'police work' here. They just wanted a confession so they wouldn't actually have to...
Hopefully, but I won't hold my breath. Frankly I'd GLADLY have my phone be a few MM thicker so I could replace the battery without removing glue, but late-stage capitalism won't allow it.
Well, given the stuff Apple has been getting away with for years, of COURSE Samsung is gonna try to do something similar, seems to be their MO. Granted, Samsung doesn't have the cultural momentum Apple does, at least not in Western markets.
Interrogation techniques like that should be illegal across the board.. It's not about actual justice at that point, it's about 'closing the case'. "Interactions in Real Time" from Babylon 5 is meant as a cautionary tale, not a playbook.....
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