You can also do this using Nativefier from the command line.

1. Some of the responses are from people who saw the stream which showed gameplay and how it worked(It plays like xcom)

2. This trailer doesn’t do it justice and I suggest you watch the stream(it was the first thing they showed off so you don’t have to jump to a specific time)

Reminds me of the excellent GBC/GBA versions of Mario Golf and Mario Tennis. They were fantastic sports games crossed with RPG from Camelot. Sadly Camelot’s handheld versions of these now just follow the same formula of the console ones...and are kinda meh of late.

where the actual image is displayed with forum [img] codes.

Seems like a good idea except that it’s hard to compare lenses when the images are very different. Also some images are probably by serious photographers, which is almost cheating, some can make anything look good.

The point was to make you click, it worked.

You can do a ton of thing with this little feature out of the box, including: hosting a small web site, sharing files, and even streaming video.

Disable Google’s tracking activity.

^ This also gets around the stupid/frustrating/alienating ‘You have reached the maximum number of clippings for this book’ that often pops up in MyClippings.txt (which is what Knotes is scraping).

not seeing anywhere that mentions how well (or poorly) it runs...

Looks pretty beautiful to me, not sure what you are disapponted about.

Seems more like salt than shade to me.

That’s really cool, I will totally try that. It’s hard to filter out the useless reviews sometimes.

Unbelievable, they make a requirement for iOS 9.2 or greater. Screw that, I’m keeping my jailbreak.

It’s almost as if the entire Star Wars series is based on traditional story tropes and archetypes that are hundreds if not thousands of years old. Who would have thought!

And I don't get why anyone would want to have to log in to an account online (or multiple accounts in my case) when I can centralize it all in one place right on my desktop.