CORDIAL MINUET ENSEMBLE

"Jason Rohrer is one of the top game designers in the world."

Dang, congrats!

I'd play alt-mode, for sure.

I can attest to this. [I'm not religiously committed, and don't take offense to another person's stance.]

But when I saw the original Kotaku post, I thought yeah, whatever, let's just see the game. If anything the occult stylings were a detractor to me, just because I think it's silly (sorry occultist folks). But I do have friends who are religious and who gamble but express exactly no interest in CM. As was mentioned in the poker subreddit, the theme doesn't exactly instill confidence for the wary.

Seeing the attributes of the game as filters, we're looking for (gamers) > (outside of service providers eg. Steam/Desura/GoG) > (gamblers) > (people at least not-turned-off-by-occult) > (people not afraid to deposit money). Poker players seeing it as a video game, gamers seeing it as gambling, both potentially scared off by the back-door-of-the-tavern vibe.

Anyway,
+1 for NewellBucks version.
+1 for table play discussion.

I made a site that was intentionally old school looking. I used this bootstrap dos theme. Showed a few people and they were like "Oh, you haven't gotten a chance to make your site look nice yet?"

The value of novelty in web design is wasted on some people.

I'M NOT MADE OF $66.66 DOLLAR INCREMENTS NATE. But maybe next week.

john carmack's got some old CRT 1080p's you could probably pick up

I just tried Open Broadcaster. My girlfriend wants to start streaming, so I was looking into the freebies. It's pretty slick actually.

And jere, Twitch does let you set a delay, but the ability has to be given to you by twitch. which is weird. But apparently there's this: "OBS it is under broadcast settings "Delay (seconds)""

source: http://www.reddit.com/r/Twitch/comments … ay_slider/

I've played ~4 games in the past hour. No amulets, but games is games. Come at me, previous-directory-up.

I may have already sent an email to kotaku's tipline

I've been building some .deb files recently. Maybe I'll take a whack at it with your source bundle. It's pretty much just a tarball and a makefile when you open them. That'd at least take care of Debian bases that have libraries for those dependencies (which should be just about everything, these are pretty common).

Agreed! Just thought it was worth mentioning.

My ldd output is "not a dynamic executable".

I've only ever used 32-bit distros until just recently. How do I go about making my 64-bit more 32-bit friendly?