Interesting review! It sounds like the E2000 might be a good option for general use, but not necessarily if you're pushing a lot of bandwidth. The HD video limitation is definitely a drawback. I wonder how it handles lower latency stuff? Could be alright for simpler, browser-based games, but I'm not sure about anything more demanding. For those intense online experiences, you know, kind of like some of those io games everyone's playing these days, it might not be enough.

Unboxing new tech is always a thrill! But sometimes, like this LevelOne switch, the initial excitement fades fast. Dealing with old tech and default passwords can be frustrating. It's like playing Slope Game, you think you're acing it until a sudden obstacle throws you off course. Still, a true geek never gives up, even if it means hex dumps and pleading with tech support.

Yeah, I get what you mean about the clunky feel! Made me think of Retro Bowl gameplay Retro Bowl sometimes. Simple graphics, like the game you reviewed, but surprisingly addictive. I had a blast with Retro Bowl even if it wasn't super polished. Totally agree on hoping for future improvements though!

Interesting review! It reminds me a bit of early Fnaf games. The gameplay can feel clunky at times, and sometimes the camera angles make it hard to see what's coming – like trying to spot Foxy in the hallway! Speaking of Fnaf, have you ever checked out Fnaf? Anyway, the point about the animations feeling a bit flat resonates too. Hopefully, they can polish things up for future installments.

Interesting review! Leif's journey sounds like a challenging yet potentially rewarding experience, especially with the puzzle mechanics. The visual limitations and camera issues seem frustrating though. Reminds me of when I was developing a game where the character movement on a steep Slope Game felt completely unnatural because the animation wasn't properly synced with the physics. I finally smoothed the movement using a bezier curve. It made a huge difference! Good review overall.

Bonjour,

Article intéressant sur cette plateforme de crowdlending belge, la seule à ma connaissance et qui se positionne dans le top 30 européen. néanmoins, attention car le volume de prêts p2p financés sur la plateforme vient seulement de passer la barre des 100M€, ce qui reste très peu au regard d'autres plateformes comme Mintos ou PeerBerry par exemple.

C'est d'autant plus vrai que Look&Fin est principalement orientée vers le prêt aux entreprises, qui peuvent faire défaut du jour au lendemain.

Leur progression est intéressante avec +25,3% sur les 3 derniers mois, ce qui reste une bonne moyenne dans l'univers du crowdlending.

De mon avis, investir oui, mais une partie limitée de son portfeuille de crowdlending, qui lui-même doit représenter une part également limitée de ses actifs.

Très bon site.
Continuez !