https://github.com/orgs/GamesDoneQuick/repositories

Public repos usually lag behind (as you may expect), but you can see how the AGDQ 2019 overlay was built here: https://github.com/GamesDoneQuick/agdq19-layouts

The overlay at that time (and possibly currently) utilizes https://www.nodecg.dev/

Sent: .15 ETH Received: .1453 ETH, ON LAYER 2. DIRECTLY TO LAYER 2.

LayerSwap/Bransfer (I throw up a little in my mouth each time I say the word Bransfer) is by far the least expensive. I think the max you can send is .15 ETH though, at this time.

If you get an error say you’re sending too much (more than what YOU allow daily) you have to manually up your daily limit. I believe the default is $1. Yeah, $1.

This post was not as quick as I hoped.

That’s it.

Hey there, sorry if this is a dumb newb question, but I'm having a bit of a hard time understanding a few things.

But ultimately I'm wondering how long would it take to build a first-person game using marketplace place assets in unreal?

To give more context, I'm looking to build a bunch of random lands/worlds/cities where you can just walk around and look at things. So I thought maybe you could just buy a bunch of marketplace assets and pop them in and have a game ready in like a couple of weeks and it would look good and work well?

For more context, I have zero experience in game dev and have never used unreal. So I'm mostly looking to learn about all this and hire people to develop it for me unless it's something pretty easy to pick up.

I'm just trying to get up to speed with understanding what I'm talking about.

Am I understanding this correctly?

Also, does unreal allow you to build metaverse worlds?

Thank you for your help. Sorry if I sound like an idiot : /

Trade Exceptions:
3.897 M (Expires 2/11/2022)
17.07 M (Expires 7/7/2022)

Satoranský (10 M Expiring)
Temple (4.9 M, 2 Years + TO)

Second Round Picks:
Cleveland 2022 2nd:
Utah 2022 2nd:
Sacramento 2022 2nd (Top 55):
Bulls 2024 2nd:
Blazers 2026 2nd:

These are the assets Griffin should be using in search for a replacement point guard. Not a Milwaukee first. No matter how tempting it is to think that those picks are guaranteed to be late first rounders, keep them. Even if they are late, keep them. The difference between Josh Hart and Frank Jackson should be proof enough.

Beyond that, we could go out and sign someone. My first choice is Kris Dunn. Dunn has bounced around this past offseason, culminating with Memphis cutting him, so he currently has no team. I believe that at a low deal, it's worth taking a chance on a former top-5 pick. Everybody loves a good reclamation project.

TL; DR. In trade proposals, look for a point guard making 3.8 M or less on a team that's willing to part ways with him for a second rounder or two.

https://www.spotrac.com/nba/rankings/point-guard/

Here's a list. Every guy that qualifies is listed below... Kira Lewis.

INRTODUCTION

Before I swan-dive right into things, I'd like to highlight a gem from the 296pg .pdf monstrosity that is the "Final Rule: Publication or Submission of Quotations Without Specified Information" from the SEC on the adoption of Rule 15c2-11 (including comments), which is scheduled to occur on 9/28/21.

https://www.sec.gov/rules/final/2020/33-10842.pdf (mentions "protecting retail investors" 79 times)

come again?

Let that sink in for a second...

So not only have they sold arguably trillions of shares that do not exist in the past couple/few decades,, but they have also even been selling shares for which an issuer does not even exist (or at least has not been proven to exist). And just wait till you hear how much the piggyback exception has been able be used in the recent past.

ill see your nonexistent shares and raise you nonexistent issuers

EXCEPTIONS AND OTHER FUN STUFF

Ok now on to the nitty gritty of the new amendments to SEC Rule 15c2-11, woot woot.

"Piggyback" Exception: basically allowing brokers to "piggyback" off of previous disclosures and avoid providing actually current information. Here's an analogy from the healthcare industry: some medical patents are allowed to "piggyback" off of previously existing patents using a related strategy. For example, Hip Implant A already exists, a company wants to patent Hip Implant B which is deemed similar enough to not undergo full patent examination, but is, say, made out of a substantially different polymer. And then this polymer starts breaking down internally (which they new would happen all along, lets be real), and class-actions start coming in. The company then claims immunity since the patent office cleared it. Then they sell the implants to undeveloped nations instead. Kinda like that, but more complex and with financial information.

The Piggyback Exception also i******ncludes an extra 15-day grace period, which automatically made me think of u/criand's recent post with the 15 day window. Not sure if related but sure seems more than coincidental. Especially considering that broker dealers can apparently rely on this exception quite alot, on 90%

Ok so banks reshuffled bad mortgage bonds and virtualised assets until the whole thing fell apart. Their greed infected every other industry, from the rating industries who gave poor bonds a AAA rating right down to the real estate guys who earned bonuses on their deals and after every person and their cousin got a house they couldn't pay for, the facts came out on the table and the banks didn't take any responsibility. The collapse of the housing market is on them. They were greedy. And that's why Bitcoin is here in the first place. It's not a coincident Bitcoin was launched the same year. We don't trust them. Let's not forget that they're enablers of major crisis and crypto assets are here to make things better for all. We're here for the long run. Let's go!

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Let’s build Realm together! Here’s a look at some of what our development team has been up to behind the scenes.

#1 — Finding Treasures in Realm!

We’re making finding treasures in Realm fun and easy no matter what device or platform you’re using!

How It’s Being Built

We’re making sure all UI elements are responsive and scale nicely in both portrait and landscape aspect ratios. We’re also testing these elements on different screens and resolutions so they are compatible with different devices.

Find Your Treasure!

No matter what device you’re using, finding treasures will be an exciting experience!

#2—Customisable Objects and Assets

It’s always more fun when you get to do it your way!

How They’re Being Built

We’re making the objects in a realm — from portals to picture frames to NPCs and collectibles — easily customisable, allowing you to effortlessly change their appearance and functionality.

That Was Easy!

Creators can customise the objects in their realms to their taste! Our a pre-made assets will simplify your realm design process, and make it quick for non-technical players to create their realms.

#3—Mobile App UI Design — Quick Search & Find!

Our UI design is going to make searching and finding in the Realm mobile app so you can effortlessly connect with new friends, find NFTs and events, and discover realms.

How It’s Being Built

We’ve been working hard on the search function in the Realm mobile app. Our native UI design focuses on providing a quick visual search that will show you the options of your search all in one place.

I’ve Found It!

This UI design will allow you to quickly search and find realms, Realmies, NFTs, other users, and events— it’s your key to discovering the wonders of the Realm Metaverse.

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Hi ladies and gentlemen,

I had a hypothetical question- let's say I have a little under the asset ceiling in terms of money but I receive an inheritance of a few thousand dollars that makes me reach beyond the asset ceiling.. I would need to get off ODSP, but would I be able to get right back on ODSP after that money has been spent and I am under 40k again? Or would it be a more complex process, such as needing to go through various steps to get back on ODSP?

Thank you sincerely for any answers in advance!

Househacking my first house hopefully in the next 12 months. I have $15k in assets on hand, but aiming for triple that at the moment that I hope to have in 12-18 months.

Just wondering what my target goal number should be?

For sake of argument, let’s say I get a duplex that needs very average repairs.

Edit: 6 months of expenses for my girlfriend and I are currently $30k