Unity’s take is 2.5% past $1m in revenue.
Is that before or after they backtracked?
The point isn't even whether the terms are acceptable anymore. They tried to change the deal retroactively because they felt they had a strong position in that game developers are already invested into their ecosystem.
They may have gone back to saner terms for now but unless the entire management structure resigns, there's no reason not to say they won't try again in the future.
You can't go good business with bad people.
Crypto is bad though. If you can't see it, you're either one of the scammed or one of the scammers (in which case you can see it but pretend you don't).
Probably afraid those super soldiers will also be super attractive and make them have impure thoughts.
I use Linux and tons of other open source software daily. I have published and maintain a number of open source projects, and contribute regularly to others.
I also pay for closed source software and have a few proprietary apps that I sell.
There's a place for both models, they're not exclusive.
acts humble and apologetic
We must be using different Reddits, my friend
As VP he most likely stands to get a decent payout from the IPO.
It's easy to think of Reddit as a dictatorship where everyone is deathly afraid of big bad spez, but the reality is that these types of corporate structures are usually completely rotten at the top.
Let me put it another way: do you think if spez were to be run over by a bus tomorrow, anything would change?
I'll ignore your comments about the Nazis before we Goodwin this thread, but dude, what an awful comparison.
I disagree completely.
First, I thought we'd already collectively agreed that "I'm just following orders" doesn't cut it as an excuse.
Second, he's a VP, and as someone in a position of leadership he's very much an active part of the problem.
YouTube premium doesn't change anything about the videos themselves, so you still get the sponsor and like/subscribe plugs.
I understand there are extensions that remove that stuff but I've never tried them as I watch YouTube on many different devices and can't be bothered to tweak each and every one. Also those don't bother me that much and are easy enough to skip.
I'm impressed! Suggesting paying for YouTube premium on Reddit is a one-way ticket to downvotesville.
I pay for it too, and it's completely worth it considering how much time I spend there every day (including music)..
Not to mention the other day I had to use normal YouTube on someone else's computer and the ads are unbearable.
Aparently it hasn't even begun yet:
Czech President Petr Pavel on the Ukrainian offensive:
"This is the only the beginning. I believe that we have not seen the real counteroffensive. It will be in the future. What we see now, and I have some military experience, would be called shaping.
https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1669265517838848000
"The counteroffensive has not yet begun, Ukrainian soldiers are conducting testing on the front line, namely, offensive actions in order to identify Russian weaknesses," adviser to the Head of the Presidential office Podolyak said.
This topic is confirmed very often.
https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1669281835401003017>>>>
The obvious answer is "charge a reasonable price".
Many services like AccuWeather do that, including having a limited free tier for experimentation or niche applications.
The real problem though is that the value of the data isn't just the cost of storing and making it available - in many cases its strategic. This is why e.g. the Google Maps API gives you pre-rendered map tiles and curated results, but you don't get access to the raw data.