How much Traffic is too much Traffic for CloudFlare? - PhobosLab
How much Traffic is too much Traffic for CloudFlare? Evidence suggests it's 100TB per month. Before I go into the details I want to state two things first: CloudFlare generously provided most of the bandwidth for our site for a year, without any hiccups. We (unknowingly) violated their TOS. However, I was assured that was not the reason we were kicked. So the reason I'm writing this is not because
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Drawing Pixels is Hard Way harder than it should be. Back in 2009 when I first started to work on what would become my HTML5 game engine Impact, I was immediately presented with the challenge of scaling the game screen while maintaining crisp, clean pixels. This sounds like an easy problem to solve – after all Flash did this from day one and "retro" games are a big chunk of the market, especially
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Letter to John Carmack The following is an email I sent to John Carmack of Id Software after I had watched his Quakecon 2012 Keynote Speech Edit: John Carmack's response is reproduced below Hi John, I watched the live stream of your keynote speech yesterday, and – as every year – I enjoyed it very much. I applaud your openness; it's always refreshing to hear some insights from the gaming industry
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What the Fucking Fuck, Apple? Update Tuesday, July 16th 2012: The Bug appears to be fixed in iOS 6 Beta 3. Almost two years ago I noticed a strange multitouch problem in Mobile Safari with one of my games. This problem was new; it was introduced with the iOS 4.2.1 update and wasn't present on older iOS versions. I built a test case and filed a bug report with Apple. It was marked as a duplicate of
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Measuring Input Lag in Browsers For games, the time between a key-press and the appropriate action happening on the screen can often decide over virtual life or death. It is no surprise that game developers go to great length to reduce input lag as much as possible. Guitar Hero for instance even has an option to compensate for lag. One of the biggest time hogs these days seem to be displays, but a
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Hate IE with a Passion There's no denial that HTML5 Gaming is going to be huge. It was a big topic at this year's GDC and there's an arcade machine running an HTML5 game currently at SXSW. I've been at Future of Mobile and onGameStart last year, giving some insight and showing off my Game Engine. HTML5 Gaming is here to stay. In my talk at onGameStart I had a short section dedicated to Internet Ex
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