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Atlas Fury 1.5.0 Update
Released on Google Play, but not Apple yet even though it got reviewed and approved. App Store has a weird bug where it did not want to move itself from "in review" to "ready for distribution" even though the history shows approved build. I dunno, I restarted the review process, but the fact that even happened and could get in that state is... dumb.
I've been playing Xtreme mode a bunch, so added invulnerability when you get hit to Atlas Fury. Sure I was able to survive Xtreme mode and get all Xtreme achieve...
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Atlas Fury Will Be Released On PC/Mac
It had to happen right? Atlas Fury will be released on the Epic Games Online Store for some exclusive time then maybe Steam. Will advertise a bit as well as iterate a bit on the game. I say it's a bit, but it will change game play mechanics so that it is less simple. I don't think a bare port of the game to non-mobile will do well at all.
It's more than likely those changes will make it to mobile as well. There's a list of things I want to change. One of the things I planned to change some of the mini boss s...
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Goals for Atlas Fury
Growth and ratings, that's about it, nothing else. Growth is first priority. It's the best one that produces the best outcome that I can see for this product specifically.
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Shareworks to Fidelity Wire Transfer
Seems that there is no good information. Best idea is to contact Fidelity by phone.
On Incoming wire transfer fees: Fidelity charge zero for incoming and outgoing wires.
If you have a cash management account you can visit: https://www.fidelity.com/cash-management/information-needed-wire-to-fidelity-account for more information on wiring to your account.
On Outgoing wire transfer fees: Shareworks doesn't give any good information on wire transfer fees for US accounts. $20 for outgoing fee.
If you want to add a w...
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Stock Market Results for October
Decided to day trade in End of Sept with goal of 3k per month.
Result: Modest > 3k gain in a slumped market.
Yeah, I surpassed my goal for the month. First week of October, I was already near my goal. Could have been much more (10k?) if I weren't dumb taking bets that were "too big to fail". GO BIG OR GO HOME kinda shit just to take advantage of 10c gain in a stock only to find -50c loss! 😂 I stopped the go big or go home shit because it wasn't sound for profitability. It was just my emotions playing my anal...
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Really Good Extensive Intro to Stock Option Trading
I wouldn't do it right now, but I've been more curious about learning more about options. Buy/Sell of stocks is already risky, options trading is far more intense (price volatility and expiration). Make the wrong call and the money you put in can be fucked. The right call though will put you at significant gain. Would expect to make more wrong calls than right though.
I'm sure many, if not all, firms will put it in bold that most lose money investing and you will too at your own risk.
I found this guide very...
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https://techcrunch.com/2020/05/24/work-collaboration-unicorn-notion-is-blocked-in-china/
Notion didn't contribute to social unrest in China, but hey let's arbitrarily block it. Is it arbitrary though?
The block was instituted only to defend copy catting in China. There's nothing wrong with copy catting as long as you don't steal code as far as I see it.
I don't see anything wrong with some guy who decided to see if he could figure out how something was built and make it available in his home country because it...
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Restaurants being "Killed" by Food Delivery "Apps". Long live Cloud Kitchens.
Sensational news galore.
I stopped ordering from restaurants in general because costs too much compared to buying ingredients and making a decent version of what I want. Y'know kinda like how software works and I love making customized software.
Keyword for food delivery is time.
I don't wanna spend my time to walk to the restaurant, wait, get a waiter, order, wait, wat, wait, get some food, probably s...
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Going Full Scale Recession 2020: Borders Closing and Business Actvity on the Decline.
CoronaWar and Oil Dumping
Layoffs are prominent in the Travel and Shipping industry. It'll soon spread to the Tech Industry, who thinks they are immune. If people conserve money they will cancel their subscriptions and stop buying hardware and software like they used to, so that means Tech companies will be forced to shed the fat and trim some of the lean.
Governments from the top and bottom are grappling with how to deal with Coronavirus containment and mitigation. People are buying household products and fo...