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Slitherine Games today revealed a bevy of new details for its upcoming strategy game Starship Troopers: Terran Command. Set in the titular Starship Troopers universe, the highly-anticipated game was just announced a little over a month ago, but luckily for us it’s been in development for awhile now and is slated for release later this year. Today we get a look at some gameplay with this awesome video that shows off what humanity is up against in a war where we’ll be perpetually outnumbered by over-sized vermin: And Slitherine was kind enough to share some details about the game as…
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Do you run Facebook dynamic ads to promote your products? Wondering how to improve your results? In this article, you’ll discover how to optimize Facebook dynamic product ads for more sales. Note: This article assumes you know how to properly set up a Facebook dynamic product ad. Read this article for step-by-step instructions. #1: Promote […]
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LinkedIn shared the five LinkedIn Learning courses taken the most by the thousands of members who revealed promotions on its platform over the past year. The professional network wrote in a blog post Tuesday, “Figuring out how to get your next promotion can be tough. Add a global pandemic to the mix, and it gets…Read More
It’s strange to think that in 2021–especially after everything we experienced last year–people would need to be reminded to treat their colleagues with respect, let alone in order to keep their jobs, but that’s exactly what happened at the White House last week. While his official title is a bit more impressive, at the end…Read More
No-one has visited the Moon since 1972. But with the advent of commercial human spaceflight, the urge to return is resurgent and generating a new space race. NASA has selected the private company SpaceX to be part of its commercial spaceflight operations, but the firm is also pursuing its own space exploration agenda. To enable flights to the Moon and beyond, both NASA and SpaceX are developing new heavy-lift rockets: SpaceX’s Starship and NASA’s Space Launch System. But how do they differ and which one is more powerful? Starship Rockets go through multiple stages to get into orbit. By discarding…
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Did a shirtless man on a rooftop just scream “niche design improvement?” Yes, they did. And you know what? It was me. And I was yelling about the new landscape boot screen feature that’s appeared in the just released iPadOS 14.5 beta. Basically, if you have an iPad that works with the Magic Keyboard you’ll be aware of a current quirk: an always portrait Apple logo when starting up your tablet. Effectively, when you turn the iPad on while it’s connected to the keyboard (meaning the device is in a landscape orientation), the boot screen is always in a portrait…
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American automotive giant Ford has inked a deal with Google that will bring Android Automotive to “millions” of cars. In a Medium post yesterday, Ford announced that it’s partnering with the Big G to help modernize its plants through use of AI, use its cloud services, develop new retail experiences, and create new ownership offers using connected vehicle data. It also means that Ford will use Android Automotive as the base operating system for its vehicles from 2023, and that’s big, big news. Why? Ford sells millions of vehicles each year. It’s as simple as that. In the US alone…
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Quick! Get on Myspace, it’s where all the good stuff is.
Wait! Better build your following on Facebook. It’s a land rush and once you amass enough followers… And Pinterest. Definitely.
What’s your Twitter handle? Will you be live tweeting the presentations at SXSW?
Let’s get your show on Quibi… Build an Insta and a Finsta…
Did you see how much they’re making on Substack?! Blogs are dead.
The urgent advice usually ends with “blogs are dead.”
Like Groundhog Day, we keep repeating the same pattern.
Any platform that’s reasonably open has a long tail. That means that a few people get most of the traffic and most people get very little. If there’s money involved, that’s definitely what happens.
Statistically, whatever you build online isn’t going to get a lot of traffic. There are no magic shortcuts in open systems, because the short head depends on scarcity.
By the time you show up to chase the cool kids, it’s probably too late to guarantee a sinecure.
What’s the alternative?
Publish. Consistently. With patience. Own your assets. Don’t let a middleman be your landlord. Yell at Google for blocking your emails and hope it’ll work eventually. Continually push for RSS and an open web. With patience.
Getting picked is great, when it works. Someone needs to be in the spotlight and it might as well be you.
In the meantime, catch your breath, show up and contribute.
It all adds up.
This article was originally published by Michiel Mulders on .cult by Honeypot, a Berlin-based community platform for developers. For the latest updates, follow .cult by Honeypot on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and YouTube. You’ve just landed a job interview for a technical role. Congratulations! As a next step, you’ll likely want to learn more about the salary bands for the role, or a recruiter asks you about your salary expectations. Therefore, different situations can occur when negotiating your salary during a tech interview. This article presents you with different situations you can expect during a tech interview and how to handle…
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