Developer Cold Iron Studios shuts down cloud version of $60 game with no refunds
A reminder of the perils of digital ownership.
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Korean shares opened sharply higher Thursday, led by gains in major chipmakers, tracking an overnight gains in U.S. technology stocks.
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Japan invented flow, then refused to use it.
The Genesis on the Factory Floor Long before user stories, sprints and swimlanes, Taiichi Ohno looked at a supermarket and said, "なるほど".
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- Kanban revolutionized workflow, digitized for agile development.
- Japanese businesses resisted Kanban, stuck with Excel preference.
Google Design Pisses Its Pants on Twitter/X
A few years ago I’d have looked at this post and maybe leaned toward the idea that a precocious 8th grader somewhere hacked into the @GoogleDesign Twitter account and tried to pass off their little…