The Turkish have their own rules in the game mangala. I am planning on doing a project in it. Are there any game engines that either specifically play it, or universal Mancala players that plays it after supplying the options?
I also tried the main gaming site, arqade. I really need help
In an attempt to format some questions (especially Minecraft crash questions) using this guide, I have run into a an issue concerning listing mods.
Some users come with games with over 100 mods (like this question). I started to format the list of mods as a bulleted list and boldfacing the versi...
I'm trying to focus on harmony, but the game tells me every turn that I can perform a ranged attack on the aliens nearby my city.
Can I somehow tell the game I don't want to attack aliens?
@MikhailTal ANd I'm afraid we can't help you with your question right now. None of the people now online seem to know of some engine that'll serve your purpose, or they'd have spoken up already.
@Powerlord My fiance used to work for Walgreens and we therefore hate them with a passion, but they definitely made the right call going with Apple Pay over that crap, heh.
@Unionhawk It's less secure, and requires the customer to take the time to scan a QR code, then as I understand, have the cashier scan another code that displays on their phone
There was an old guy in the checkout the other day that was having difficulty completing a simple card transaction, imagine him trying to use CurrentC.
The nice thing about NFC payments like Google wallet is that, as far as I understand, is that it has a similar user interaction to chip and pin, which is already known to be user friendly
@JasonBerkan The idea is that the CurrentC app automatically applies coupons and crap to give people an incentive not to use credit cards, since you can't just refuse to accept them.
@Brian One, phones don't magically become super vulnerable just because they have an internet connection, and two, Wallet requires an extra pin to use. It would probably be easier to just steal the debit card
@Brian The kind of privilege escalation vulnerability that would be required to get into someone's wallet account would be quickly fixed, and very high priority.
@Brian If someone has your card number, expiration date, and CVC, they can spend money as you. They would not be able to get similar information to access your Google Wallet account.
@Unionhawk The news lately would suggest that hacking POS systems isn't nearly as difficult as it should be, so in that sense it might still have a leg up. :P
@murgatroid99 I love Google Wallet, but if someone gets into your Google account without you knowing, and you have Google Wallet set up, they can very easily spend money as you.
@Brian If someone gets into my Google account, that's the end of my online identity. Which is why that account is locked down as hard as I can make it.
@murgatroid99 Who actually sets up two factor authentication? It's such a pain. Also, you can pay without a Google Wallet pin, I use it all the time and don't think I even have one.
@murgatroid99 Yep. That's why you need to keep your Google account secure. Especially if you use gmail. And if you're not using gmail, we need to welcome you to the 21st century.
@murgatroid99 I love Google Wallet, but if someone gets into your Google account without you knowing, and you have Google Wallet set up, they can very easily spend money as you.
@Brian not really, with extra verification, and you get notified+emailed of every single GW purchase made, it's easy to catch and fix fraudulant activity.
@Brian The statement I just linked is false because any method that allows someone to access your Wallet account also gives them access to the bank account that manages your debit card
@Brian We just went over this. If someone has access to your Google account, a necessary step to accessing your Wallet account, they also have access to your other accounts, including your bank account
@Rapitor There's a root email it goes to, if it skips the inbox there and gets deleted, you'd never see it. Your phone doesn't even matter in this, it's just a device.
@murgatroid99 That's only true if your email account is associated with your bank account, AND your bank has lower account verification requirements than any bank I've ever heard of.
@murgatroid99 I had to do one for my credit card a few weeks ago. They made me call in, verify my name, address, email address, mother's maiden name, and social security number.
I'm trying to focus on harmony, but the game tells me every turn that I can perform a ranged attack on the aliens nearby my city.
Can I somehow tell the game I don't want to attack aliens?
