u/Burning_magic

Used to enjoy food a lot and literally ate anything. But over the past few years, my taste has changed and I find some food I used to like reptitive and stale. Like I can eat it but it no longer tastes good. Like I loved pizza but recently no longer like it at all. Now I dont even eat at fast food despite loving it a lot just a few yeas ago.

I also havent found new foods I like and most food just dosent taste good anymore. Even tried dining at more expensive places but same issue. Now I mostly stick to like 2 or 3 dishes which still taste ok and am incredibly picky. No health issues or changes in diet, it just slowly happened over the past few years.

Just bought a chunk of cal maine stock. Eggs are at an all time low and its reflected in multiple egg stocks earnings and stock price. If egg prices just double by next quater, we could see immediate gains. Seems like a near sure win bet to me unless egg prices fall further which seem highly unlikely considering their current price.

For Hong Kong listed shares, is webull or ibkr better? Saw webull had lower commissions.

Hi, im currently working on a 1v1 turn based game. Currently coding up local 1v1 so basically two people play on the same computer. I want to extend the game further to include 1 or 2 of the following before launch.

1. PVP bot

2. P2P multiplayer

3. Dedicated server

Im not the most proficient at coding and wondering which should I do? I see a lot of indies do p2p but it feels kindda sketchy to me but running a dedicated server is hard and the pvp bot might just suck. What would you focus on?

Building a puzzle game on steam with levels (like candy crush, where's my water).

Each level has a hint and a solution. However, im not sure if its good practice to just allow the player to have access to hint and solution immediately for all levels. I expect each puzzle to take on avg 5 mins for easier levels and 10-20 mins for later levels.

Should I add a timer before I allow them to see solution or how does it work? On mobile, its usually watching an ad or spending currency but that's something not allowed and I would not do for now.

I also prefer to have transparent pricing and not lock solutions behind paywall since they can google it anyway if the game gains traction.

Planning to use Godot Engine to build a realistic physics based game which involves running water flowing down stuff. (Like where's my water but more realistic graphics, physics accuracy matters as its core to the game) However, I am concerned about issues on lower end devices as I have not tried developing realistic physics games on mobile before. Wondering if this is a big issue?

When is a good time to replace the test ad id with your actual admob id. I initially wanted to do so a day or 2 before production release to test but then I saw people getting bannned for clicking their own ads.

I understand its just replacing a code but I would still like to test and wondering whats the best practice?