If you an LLC and have your EIN, You should be looking at a Business Checking or Business Savings account. If you plan on writing checks, using debit cards etc. using the money you earn for operating

They say when you lose one of your senses, the others get enhanced…

It's hard to see from the pictures, but did you get USB or lightening ?

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If you had a row of coins (common to platformers), you could set up just one coin actor, and then use replicate to produce a whole line of coins, with the number of replications being controlled by th

Dude, you swallowed some screws!

it looks like you are trying to submit against the Amazon Underground program, which is supported, i have 3 apps in there right now. You need to make sure the icon you built your app with in the publi

"Thank you for distributing your apps through the Amazon Appstore. You’ve probably seen the news that we recently introduced Fire OS 5 and all-new Fire tablets. We have recently reviewed your

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haha yea, in the full game that is like level 88. it comes much later, but is actually one of the easier black hole levels (Image)

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haha, that one was a difficult one, you have to go across the bottom to make it.

concern is the person playing probably won't see much of the iAd but only for a few seconds or so, before they hit 'Play' again. Will the short amount of time the iAd is displayed be a huge problem?

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I put together this quick demo/landing page for A Long Way Home for my attempt at Steam's Greenlight program. Can a few of you give it a quick test and make sure I didn't miss anything important? It's

Wow! Congrats! Thanks for all of the support that you have given the community! (Image)

@quinn221, great! Glad it's working for you. You're welcome.

Consider using an invisible actor in the same layer that is constrained to the position of the actor in the other layer and then set a collision rule on the invisible actor. You'll need to change the

Congrats! You're an asset to the community and hope we see you here for a long time to come!

In a terminal you can type 'which jarsigner' and 'which keytool' to see where they are located assuming they are in your path. It's generally /usr/bin. That doesn't really give you much though, beca