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I worked there. I made some of those.

Namco is probably spending more $ on lawyers than they are developing and maintaining Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man products.

I had that game for the 32x. You could get the car airborne, lock the brakes and leave skidmarks in the air.

The screensaver hot-corners lock-screen already exists.

Google should give people a chance to adapt to their work culture instead of rejecting them.

I played typing games years ago. Those force you to focus on quickly & accurately hitting the correct key.

Where do you get 350 million trees or even 350 million seedlings?

No future for theme parks once the experience can be replicated in VR.

I thought people like that would use the Tesla self-driving robotaxis. They won't need their own car.

They should move Burning Man to Area 51.

I like to make lists when I'm stuck. Make a list of the things you need to do to get to where you want to be. Break the list into smaller and smaller pieces. Keep breaking it down until the first thing is something you can easily do and check off the list.

If I have 100 things to do then I try to do the first 10 and then plan to take a break. Sometimes after the first 10 I'll just keep going and get a lot more done than I thought I could.

It's a generic interview for a generic job at a generic company and then they ask you why you want to work there. What do you love about Generic Inc.?

Nothing like having to spend most of a time-limited interview going over beginner coding and not touch on the actual skills required for the position.