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I keep seeing people say commercial hubs are most important, but I just don't get why? Me and my girlfriend play together a lot, and I used to just build a shitton of campuses and less commercial hubs in the beginning of the game, but always saw online that everyone builds commercial hubs mostly first. I said why not, I'll try that. We were pretty even before I tried this. Now months later of trying that strategy, I just don't see it. With campuses, you can beat other civs easier with your tech advantage. You also unlock more gold buildings quicker to make more money. My girlfriend always rekts the game when she goes science while my win rate has significantly decreased with priority being c

Posted this on r/icon two weeks ago with no answers. Maybe someone can let me know today. Did they explain what programming language they're using to make dApps? Is it Python (based on the loopchain GitHub)? Are there any dev Get Started docs or ANY information at all about icon development? Or should I just use something else?

Did they explain what programming language they're using to make dApps? Is it Python (based on the loopchain GitHub)? Are there any dev Get Started docs?

Hi,

I'm a noob to cryptocurrency, but is this to be expected? I was waiting to buy some cryptocurrency when it was cheap. I bought the 3.6 ethereum when it was low on Friday and it still hasn't been put into my account? I used my USD Wallet and the money is still in there. The order just says pending, due 12/23/2017, and it shows my buy price at $530. Will I get this ethereum? Now I'm afraid I won't ever get it because the price is now higher and Coinbase is refusing the give it up. What the hell do I do? I bought the other 20% in Bitcoin Cash and was able to buy then send that quickly. It's now 4+ days that I've been waiting on my ETH.

On the phone Coinbase says the reps aren't even takin

I remember playing this game as a kid, and it was the economy of the game really sucked me in. It shaped me to want to start a business right now in my own life. So what I'm looking for is a game similar to PP with an interesting shop/stall system. If you're unaware, PP allowed players to own shops which they had to pay rent for, other players could buy important materials for their boats when sailing (cannonballs, rum, ores, weapons, clothes, and even other ships), and players could make money by doing puzzles for a shop. I would also want the game to not solely be about the economy. There has to be another aspect to the game (like Puzzle Pirates had sailing around the ocean looking for boo

This is my second time setting up a server and I had this same problem last time, but I'm still too much a noob to fix it. Everytime I go to my ip address the website works fine, but whenever I use the domain name it gives me a 502 Bad Gateway. This is my error message:

"2017/03/10 15:12:03 [error] 1652#1652: *30 upstream prematurely closed connection while reading response header from upstream, client: 173.174.110.165, server: _, request: "GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1", upstream: "http://unix:/home/django/gunicorn.socket:/favicon.ico", host: "domain_name", referrer: "domain_name"

So the domain is obviously working because I'm getting logs when I use it, but it just gives me a 502. My allowed

Sauce: http://www.wsj.com/articles/mexican-immigration-to-u-s-reverses-1447954334

Is this really what we should be focusing on right now? Focusing on the poorer people instead of "draining the swamp."

My controller constantly suffers from the drifting problem and it's really annoying! This problem is making the Daydream almost unusable for me especially when I'm trying to play PvP games. Has anyone found a fix or has Google at least said something about fixing the problem? Is it a software or hardware problem? Really pisses me off that the controller was released in this state.

I've tried out Wands, and it seemed pretty cool for a new Daydream game. The only problem was that I couldn't get anyone to play multiplayer with. I clicked competitive gameplay, I went through a portal, and then I waited in the game room for someone else to show up. No one ever did, and I ended up forfeiting the match. That happened twice now. Am I doing something wrong?

EDIT: Alright. Got to play with people a couple of times today. Wands is the best game out right now. There, I said it.

I'm going to be doing a project that I estimated would take me a month. It's for an event that has over 10,000 attendees for $200 a head. They want me integrate a message board, do some mobile styling, a calendar, and some other features to their site. I'm thinking $2500 is a good amount to charge (20 hours a week for 4 weeks), but I'm a graduating senior from a good school. Should I charge more? I'm honestly not sure what I'm worth!

I'm glad to find this community! Just wanted to say hello. I'm pretty excited for Google Daydream. I think it's the platform with the best odds of going mainstream right now. I was going to buy a Vive, but waited it out because I assumed Android VR was gonna be bigger (and I already get to use a Vive/Oculus at my research job). Anyways, I got my Pixel XL, and I'm finally starting to develop for Daydream. What about you guys? Anyone moving to Daydream dev instead of Vive/Oculus? Anyone trying to do multiplatform? Just talk dirty daydream to me!