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Phi Kappa Chi ΦΚΧ <a:yeah:589703000977571860><a:ppHop:536353159615086612>
Monday, July 30, 2018
Delet
do not add it
I also found a cool new website for codenames, it doesnt have a no cheat mode
but uh
it has darkmode, a speedrun mode (a quick timer) and a hard mode that doesnt show the death word
since horsepaste was open source, this just looks like a fork
looks really good though, so phijkchu codenames s2 will be even better
That's way better than the web 2.0 one I found last time I looked
http://www.syeedibnfaiz.com/codenames/
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
wtf is an assassin
i assume deathword
The death squares
ya, not sure why why they're called that
it looks very ugly
but its not cheatable
Only nice thing is that-
idk
it looks so fucking ugly
There's got to be some site out there that doesn't look like ass, but stops cheating
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Actually, we might be able to do it on rabbit, if we just wanted to screen-share a live board
ooo
i like that idea
rabbit is a godsend of a website
rabbit is actually just an ubuntu virtual machine on the web iirc
what makes me think its ubuntu is when you save a file or try to
its the same interface
Seems likely
That ability to pass the remote in honestly the most impressive feature
I have my doubts about the site sticking around
its such a great site
I'm honestly shocked it's still free
rabbit nitro
The server costs for that many Red5 encodes can't be cheap
its clearly a drug front
Even if they didn't go subscription, I feel like if they sold their UI/code like some other companies do, they could make a killing
Dacast and Flussonic both do that
And they're a mile behind Rabbit, despite being what most commercial entities use
how the fuck
do they even make money
I can't find any ads?
They don't
The costs aren't that crazy to be fair
they pay their employees though...
Venture capital
below-board illicit activities
they probably sell data
duh
Not enough to make back costs
that's how you make money
I guarantee it's venture capital money
If I were Rabbit and wanted to be profitable,
I'd limit what the site itself did for free/general users, and begin selling the packaged configurations as a part of a subscription, as well as prefab servers for commercial use
Not a billion dollar industry, but that's a couple million a year more than likely
Venture capital though, makes me think they want to become a social network
Grow a userbase and get bought up by someone bigger, and make an exit
Would you look at that, Spooky was right
oof, they're probably not too good on the money front
I'd estimate they gave away 40% for that $3.3M seed back in 2013
That money should be nearly gone by now
what's a seed ha ha
If we were to assume they're getting free/discounted servers from one of their VCs
I'd put them at under $500,000 left
Woah, I had no idea this is what Rabbit's original idea was
https://beta.techcrunch.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/rabbit_sharepad.png?w=640
They wanted to be an always-on FaceTime knockoff
Media sharing was an afterthought
huh
the Rabbit team hopes that its alignment of circular video chat windows, which makes you feel like you’re talking directly to someone, as well as its mix of media sharing and ease of connecting with their existing social graphs, will get users talking to one another. And maybe leaving the app on in the background all the time.I think they envisioned it being random people too, for a large part
So a cross between chatroulette and FaceTime
So like, imagine scrolling through Facebook, and having these embedded circles floating around, of live video feeds of the people currently on the page you're scrolling though
I'll pass