If they charged 1/3 of what they are for third party clients to access the API and required Reddit Premium for API access…. They could have made a mint!
Plus they could have reported huge upticks in subscribers to their service. THAT would have looked good to Wall Street for an IPO.
Sullivan Street? Across from the medical center?
Same. But I have found OpenArena (based on the Quake III code) to be an update with a decent amount of online players.
Yes….
He is a good overview of the toaster:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/03/a-history-of-the-amiga-part-9-the-video-toaster/
If they charged 1/3 of what they are for third party clients to access the API and required Reddit Premium for API access…. They could have made a mint! Plus they could have reported huge upticks in subscribers to their service. THAT would have looked good to Wall Street for an IPO.
Instead we get this fuster cluck.