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What do games studios gain by not making source code for old games (when available) public?

The example I had in mind was Westwood who haven't released Red Alert 2 source code. (but the same question applies to any game studio / game).

Doom's source code was released and it had an vast impact on modding and enthusiasm for the game and its creators.

Why isn't it more common for studios to release source code for old games?","time":1716941491,"title":"Ask HN: Why do games companies not release source code for old games?","type":"story"}],[40263194,{"by":"edward","descendants":193,"id":40263194,"kids":[40263432,40265829,40263416,40263654,40263807,40263786,40263716,40263656,40263752,40265873,40263723,40263521,40265406,40263458,40263616,40263422,40266870,40267317,40278794,40271573,40265600,40266647,40263701,40263736,40263445],"score":109,"time":1714898369,"title":"Flags Are Not Languages","type":"story","url":"https://www.flagsarenotlanguages.com/blog/"}],[39375788,{"by":"kryptiskt","descendants":332,"id":39375788,"kids":[39376417,39376730,39379061,39377350,39376451,39376323,39376375,39377888,39376713,39376429,39377251,39381970,39376372,39376735,39377161,39376437,39377664,39376813,39376422,39376679,39376684,39377224,39377155,39388060,39379696,39377976,39391394,39377281,39377096,39380321,39376711,39377709,39376816,39383753,39377036,39376438,39386402,39376831,39377323,39377935,39377292,39376400,39387525,39376482,39376601,39381555,39377115,39377035,39376771,39404794,39376861,39378544,39379258,39378133,39377873,39376408],"score":130,"time":1707946495,"title":"Why is Common Lisp not the most popular programming language?","type":"story","url":"https://daninus14.github.io/posts/Why-is-Common-Lisp-not-the-Most-Popular-Programming-Language.html"}],[38384334,{"by":"matthewpick","descendants":87,"id":38384334,"kids":[38385576,38385370,38384681,38385245,38384844,38385851,38385523,38385800,38384373,38385342,38385682,38386616,38385379,38385403,38385338,38413569,38385685,38385739,38385352,38388288,38385367,38385689,38386918,38385332,38385656,38394778,38388358,38385631,38389498,38384863,38387794,38419652,38385471,38385416,38389814,38385711,38385207,38385170,38385731,38385134,38390193,38384489,38385298,38385694,38385873,38390826,38385359,38385648,38385108,38385092,38384500,38385974],"score":25,"text":"$1a","time":1700683223,"title":"Is primary OS a dealbreaker for you (when taking a new job)?","type":"story"}],[36197738,{"by":"balderdash","descendants":68,"id":36197738,"kids":[36198256,36198184,36198328,36197911,36198678,36198367,36198219,36198196,36198398,36198706,36198160,36198712,36198358,36199454,36198208,36198199,36198729,36198443,36198890,36198010,36198167,36198412,36198389,36198529,36198689,36199449,36198232,36198415,36198853,36199680,36197778,36199102,36198031,36227314,36227284],"score":44,"time":1685979147,"title":"Customer ratings have become meaningless. ‘people give 5 stars like it’s candy.’","type":"story","url":"https://www.wsj.com/articles/uber-airbnb-ratings-perfect-scores-customers-93686deb"}],[36177166,{"by":"Alekhine","descendants":104,"id":36177166,"kids":[36177712,36178075,36178163,36177854,36177486,36178330,36184710,36177957,36177925,36177753,36177989,36177363,36177928,36177783,36189895,36179926,36178246,36178142,36184404,36178487,36187394,36177960,36179588,36178084,36179171,36177929,36178433,36178057,36178235,36178051,36178004,36182596,36207959,36183975,36179198,36179679,36178070,36186137,36178005,36199674,36177873,36177863,36178425,36178182,36177955,36178193,36178043,36184713,36178852,36177945,36177890,36183752,36183628,36178090,36179053,36179211,36177939,36177782,36178148,36186522,36191347,36177726,36177861,36178113,36178944,36181739,36188282,36178073,36177875,36180044,36178779,36177993,36177896,36177983,36177816,36184528,36184819,36194172,36178022,36179611,36186280,36178029,36177913],"score":64,"text":"Despite being a smart person, I've never been the kind of A type personality who does well at school. The environment just doesn't suit me. I don't know why. I've been told I have ADHD, but I do fine and manage time well when I'm in an actual job setting with stakes.

I'm in college now and have just been told I won't be receiving my CS degree. I came in as an English major because my grades weren't good enough to enter the competitive CS program at my school, so I just took CS courses on override. But here too, my grades were not good enough and I won't be allowed to transfer into the major. I'll have to settle for an informatics degree, and after graduation get a CS degree from WGU or something like that.

I suppose I'm looking for validation from anybody else who had a tortured academic path. I'm a little sick of being told I am not good enough because I don't meet the metrics.","time":1685804027,"title":"Ask HN: Did Anyone Else Here Simply Not Do Well at School?","type":"story"}],[35393967,{"by":"TigerTeamX","descendants":86,"id":35393967,"kids":[35394294,35394248,35394389,35394502,35394375,35394161,35394401,35394170,35395432,35394631,35394478,35394454,35394372,35396529,35395070,35394397,35429846,35394301,35394371,35398588,35394554,35394441,35394681,35394140,35394184,35408765,35394494,35438212,35395424,35400466,35394622,35394370,35395442,35395263,35394684,35395561,35396914],"score":20,"text":"Have any long term Linux users here switched to Mac?\nWhat problems did you have, what do better than expected?

I am seriously considering switching. I have been using Linux for like 10+ years, but this month have been rough. I was using Mint in the start of the month, but an upgrade broke so many things - even "Shutdown" and "restart" was not possible.

I switched to Ubuntu 22.10, and now every 30 minutes I get a crash. I bought a new Microphone that kinda works, but not really.","time":1680298447,"title":"Linux vs. Mac","type":"story"}],[34754284,{"by":"roboy","descendants":98,"id":34754284,"kids":[34754703,34754704,34754881,34754653,34754817,34754764,34754768,34754857,34754674,34754446,34755145,34757344,34755678,34764762,34754835,34754727,34755163,34754874,34754889,34754838,34755848,34754713,34754840,34756353,34757675,34754824,34755042,34757120,34755007,34754819,34754826,34754709,34755387,34756243,34755570,34754827,34754859,34754904,34754675],"score":49,"text":"I’ve literally spent 20 minutes for the xth time in a row looking for anything that remotely captures me on both platforms and in the end did not watch anything. I’ve spent hundreds of hours binging series and movies on both platforms, but neither seems able to use this to suggest anything I like. I’ll probably cancel at least Netflix.

It would be so easy: \n- Store series I‘ve watched, show me new seasons when they release. - neither does it reliably.\n- Don’t keep suggesting things I have watched, except in a „watch again“ category. Especially using new pictures, getting me to click on the same stuff only to realize that I have seen this already.

Given the billions invested in these UIs, how can they fail so miserably? What am I missing? This makes no economic sense … or am I just a weird edge case, and this kind of UI works for the majority?","time":1676136378,"title":"Ask HN: How can Netflix and Amazon Prime be this bad at recommending content?","type":"story"}],[32888730,{"by":"dev_0","descendants":176,"id":32888730,"kids":[32889239,32889487,32890833,32889587,32889898,32889458,32889491,32889197,32889141,32889241,32889804,32890502,32891410,32889101,32889462,32888977,32889106,32890406,32888979,32889827,32892387,32894307,32889293,32891400,32891418,32891756,32891554,32896973,32891589,32889540,32889635,32888971,32891695,32889383,32892061,32890257,32894125,32900196,32890628,32890519,32889974,32894330,32889973,32889309,32892045,32889359,32892175,32889560,32890956,32894877,32888938,32888960,32891971,32889553,32889034,32891939,32889456,32891727,32889426,32891613,32890082,32890200,32889410,32889007,32889598,32889593,32889558,32921500,32891586,32889998,32890512,32888914,32889067,32889801,32890093,32889234,32889016,32914662,32891128,32889314,32890994,32889652,32891230,32891376,32891823,32901515,32896716,32892023,32890723,32891447,32891404,32891098,32889035,32890486,32901096,32889641,32890548,32889504,32891385,32891124,32895196,32889766,32889347,32897676,32889644,32890020,32890907,32890874,32891439,32889116,32892790,32889338,32892865,32891391,32892320,32888976,32890575,32890656,32891068,32890816,32891036,32888961,32894440,32889624,32889452,32889640,32889761,32890025,32890696,32889326,32893591],"score":176,"text":"Or have you switched completely to Ebook?","time":1663517681,"title":"Ask HN: Do you still buy physical tech books like “Learn Rust” or “Learn Go”?","type":"story"}],[32712496,{"by":"leobg","descendants":117,"id":32712496,"kids":[32713505,32714051,32713440,32713712,32713665,32713728,32713448,32713514,32713922,32713625,32713459,32714707,32713679,32717727,32713548,32782796,32713741,32714002,32717271,32714074,32718412,32714565,32713696,32717512,32713672,32715209,32713615,32713374,32713382,32713598,32713668,32725698,32712536,32721665,32713554,32713627,32713643,32713432,32778073,32713443,32713410,32713396,32713662,32733708,32713600,32716086,32713493,32785709,32733760,32713586,32713810,32713494,32718427,32713350,32714535,32713786,32713501,32714581,32715601,32713114,32714958,32716677,32726077,32719851,32713447,32713651,32713620,32713466,32714200,32713686,32713435,32810930,32713636,32713589,32714555,32784307,32719172,32713828,32713419,32714564,32718060,32713735,32722819,32721484,32713473,32713634,32713968],"score":54,"text":"Ideally, please also share what it's about and why you feel drawn to read it again and again.","time":1662295986,"title":"Ask HN: What book have you re-read 3x or more?","type":"story"}],[31968169,{"by":"leobg","descendants":188,"id":31968169,"kids":[31968919,31969555,31973387,31968837,31968871,31969001,31968840,31968196,31968862,31968886,31970899,31968822,31968839,31969111,31968848,31973844,31968775,31973233,31971785,31969010,31968844,31969216,31968752,31971959,31971936,31971255,31968688,31968793,31968247,31980384,31968910,31969614,31981059,31982231,31976014,31970298,31969017,31969469,31973110,31970818,31968812,31979021,32001563,31968716,31971932,31969968,31972587,31968916,31968866,31968810,31971931,31973368,31973607,31983848,31974250,31972125,31975550,31971939,31975206,31972223,31968960,31971710,31972495,31968968,31974286,31972246,31968953,31968287,31975936,31968199,32063533,31971671,32021686,31985192,31973374,31972485,31986316,31973532,31968942,31968271,31968905,31970383,31974861,31971977,31968709,32104535,31968225,31968238,31978002,31972788,31998590,31973764,31968834,31968774,31969274,31988129,31977848,31973327,31977238,31971664,31968722,31968614,31972849,31970060,31975884,31973025,31973013,31968744,31974028,31968779,31970090,31969550,31976323],"score":117,"text":"If you could never read a new book in your life, and only had one book to re-read once a year, which would you pick, and why?

(Feel free to substitute “the next 10 years“ for “the rest of your life“.)","time":1656860171,"title":"Ask HN: Which book would you pick to re-read for the rest of your life?","type":"story"}],[31770457,{"by":"oldlang","descendants":9,"id":31770457,"kids":[31770540,31782907,31770694,31770559,31770557,31771113,31774393,31772726,31770514],"score":1,"text":"Languages go through their lifecycles, but oftentimes never die. Even great languages like COBOL or Pascal become obsolete, yet thousands(?) of mission-critical products continue to run successfully and direly depend on outdated technologies — these codebases need continued maintenance and improvements.

What would it take to convince you to accept a job coding in an "obsolete" language every day, like COBOL, Pascal, or Fortran?

Is it money, and there's a salary number? Is there a unique benefit (perhaps an annual 3 month sabbatical or 20-hour work weeks)? Or do you love an obsolete lang, and are already looking for that job?","time":1655410634,"title":"Ask HN: What would convince you to take a job coding in Pascal?","type":"story"}],[28992195,{"by":"nassimsoftware","descendants":36,"id":28992195,"kids":[28992520,28992644,28992469,28992747,28994651,28993681,28992735,28992540,28992688,28994016,28992631,28992646,28992578,29012503,28993038,29002198],"score":75,"text":"I know that there are employees of big tech companies lurking around here. I have a feature request.

Can you please add the ability to see the transcript of a vocal message on messaging apps like Teams, Signal, Telegram, Messenger, Discord, Slack, Whatsapp, etc?

I know that live transcription is already a thing so it must be feasible, right?

This feature would be super useful to see what was said without having to playback a bunch of vocal messages.

I had the idea of doing this myself a long time ago but I basically needed to recreate the entire messaging infrastructure just to add this feature. So I donate the idea here.","time":1635191000,"title":"Ask HN: Can you please add transcription to vocal messages in messaging apps?","type":"story"}],[27786936,{"by":"tuxie_","descendants":40,"id":27786936,"kids":[27787480,27787183,27787393,27792854,27787334,27787407,27789163,27787330,27788809,27788589,27787563,27787320,27787405,27787806,27787345,27786983],"score":21,"text":"I know that downvoting is a controversial topic, and while I would prefer that there was no downvoting at all, I also understand why it exists. I also think that in HN downvoting is used very responsibly, signaling comments that don't follow the proper etiquette.

However, what I don't see so often is a reason for the downvote that would inform the OP of the undesired behavior and maybe give the opportunity to explain, elaborate, or even apologize. Downvotes seem to be "fire and forget" in nature. I wonder if anyone ever removes a downvote after an exchange with the OP.

That's why I'd like to propose, could we force those who decide to downvote a comment to leave respectful feedback for the OP? Assuming that downvoting is not a way to retaliate against a user but to correct unwelcome behavior, I think that a comment would be much more effective in reaching that goal.

Edit: Autocorrect.","time":1625855783,"title":"Ask HN: Could downvoting be required to include a comment?","type":"story"}],[27586432,{"by":"posharma","descendants":64,"id":27586432,"kids":[27587377,27587197,27587438,27587698,27586817,27587239,27587398,27588994,27587267,27587748,27587364,27587509,27587221,27587773,27587376,27587340,27587433,27587653,27594129,27587317,27588320,27587942,27590168,27588382,27587929,27587399,27588130,27593832,27587425,27587127,27587228,27587545,27587436,27587672,27587231,27587373,27587141],"score":32,"text":"Why is Git so popular and frequently used if this is the state (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27579701)?","time":1624321678,"title":"Why is Git so popular and frequently used?","type":"story"}],[27548204,{"by":"jamestimmins","descendants":476,"id":27548204,"kids":[27565815,27564809,27565850,27566674,27564861,27566084,27565820,27566307,27568168,27565787,27564705,27566085,27565382,27565903,27567272,27566661,27569168,27559620,27566522,27566353,27566218,27566734,27566066,27566615,27569326,27568744,27560690,27565912,27567430,27566993,27565465,27562787,27565366,27564671,27564686,27548263,27565823,27565508,27568239,27568000,27565871,27566858,27566657,27565489,27564756,27569349,27548261,27567495,27558846,27568243,27565940,27564980,27569488,27548270,27552644,27564724,27564786,27568972,27565654,27567822,27566591,27567013,27566664,27565005,27562759,27565790,27566890,27566863,27568702,27566415,27567410,27565171,27566182,27566274,27548276,27564725,27566265,27575569,27564771,27568212,27566851,27564735,27565805,27569426,27567352,27566967,27560926,27633039,27567888,27569524,27567149,27565765,27568203,27568224,27567844,27566986,27564732,27564734,27573279,27569376,27571810,27566086,27566200,27565662,27567019,27566155,27569620,27562039,27564887,27567170,27570529,27567996,27567531,27568855,27559456,27567463,27565621,27557011,27565714,27579453,27564779,27567195,27560373,27567948,27564843,27569740,27569358,27570668,27569061,27566919,27565420,27568601,27568298,27567420,27566611,27637467,27567138,27567562,27570016,27565915,27557896,27564794,27564672,27568625,27566867,27565452,27564774,27568076,27564704,27566545,27569165,27568500,27567801,27567652,27565360,27567201,27569257,27568840,27564758,27565966,27565681,27568572,27564534,27565973,27565987,27564687,27568551,27565503,27566144,27568932,27564730,27567386,27565669,27566345,27567885,27564717],"score":303,"text":"We’ve all been there — a seemingly huge mistake as an intern or Junior developer that you were sure would get you fired. What’s your story?

Mine: I nearly took down production by joining multiple large tables on non-indexed columns. Every time a product was updated on the site, MySQL would run my query and join across millions of records.

Infrastructure folks couldn’t figure out why the DB servers kept rubbing out of memory, and I very nervously made the fix. Thankfully the team was understanding (and appreciated that the person reviewing my code had messed up), but it was a terrible day.","time":1624001909,"title":"Ask HN: What huge mistake did you make early in your career?","type":"story"}],[27171970,{"by":"graderjs","descendants":602,"id":27171970,"kids":[27175880,27176271,27175084,27174578,27174701,27174913,27174723,27176095,27177508,27177672,27175075,27174605,27174668,27175432,27175359,27175612,27174987,27174878,27176669,27176281,27174620,27179486,27178814,27176882,27174686,27178689,27174951,27176716,27174563,27175025,27175610,27176859,27175756,27176146,27179462,27175260,27175411,27176606,27177568,27178459,27175325,27180005,27175326,27174628,27175714,27174566,27175389,27182291,27180441,27175828,27175790,27180726,27174820,27177455,27174571,27179331,27176014,27176443,27174405,27174367,27174479,27176478,27174843,27174603,27174415,27177832,27180673,27174954,27180608,27175254,27175257,27175889,27174594,27173278,27175258,27175308,27174608,27175172,27174351,27175719,27179133,27176195,27174609,27183413,27174781,27180388,27176468,27175419,27175688,27174812,27176940,27184276,27174487,27175043,27175213,27174642,27175217,27174897,27174383,27176682,27175846,27176598,27174467,27176418,27175039,27175121,27176003,27175677,27174416,27176590,27183327,27174490,27180306,27180109,27175360,27175072,27174507,27178865,27176872,27174827,27174450,27176083,27176620,27234064,27187947,27192306,27179753,27188282,27174584,27174814,27179568,27174595,27174585,27180111,27180596,27176689,27179700,27177410,27176038,27176426,27178503,27175793,27177040,27180893,27175886,27175978,27175104,27188031,27176066,27180417,27174657,27175931,27181351,27176666,27175900,27176440,27179298,27177138,27176286,27174955,27177092,27174977,27175421,27174702,27180280,27185097,27175383,27176710,27174746,27174636,27177010,27179089,27177322,27175230,27232778,27175856,27176692,27176108,27174838,27174673,27177073,27187485,27177113,27175203,27175513,27179801,27176445,27178869,27180570,27174337,27176279,27176793,27174495,27176849,27174644,27175069,27174560,27175109,27176932,27176452,27174587,27177769,27232842,27192858,27174489,27175124,27179185,27174773,27176164,27176742,27174398,27175510,27180891,27178645,27177775,27175189,27174923,27175617,27178608,27175233,27174919,27176375,27176886,27176745,27176177,27175186,27180374,27176244,27179892,27179816,27175642,27176304,27176398,27174359,27174675,27174669,27179464,27174768,27189650,27177020,27174761,27177472,27176905,27183213,27179950,27174617,27174961,27182278,27174519,27180850,27174966,27174685,27256907,27174437,27174523,27175589,27176455,27181055,27176945,27175745,27179349,27178027,27174472,27191605,27175778,27175665,27176051,27174807,27176494,27174622,27175199,27176191,27175266,27175645,27175033,27180328,27175191,27175007,27179803,27174775,27175474,27174743,27174492,27174840,27179821,27175780,27175246,27174863,27174485,27175854,27181125,27218861,27176862,27175110,27175829,27176393,27176225,27175107,27183311,27174482,27174953,27176876,27177144,27174964,27175841,27180004,27175582,27179875,27175553,27174530,27174945,27177582,27176069,27177180,27175380,27176603,27175768,27177873,27176151,27174410,27175232,27174935,27177125,27176380,27175765,27178403,27176812,27175869,27180635,27175831,27177853,27175030,27174449,27174845,27175478,27175762,27174596,27175683,27175759,27176009,27179422,27177224,27175825,27174346,27180406,27174760,27182358,27175101,27176933,27176157,27176142,27175646,27175812,27176296,27180684,27174456,27175702,27174438,27174734,27182321,27174803,27175443,27174474,27179912,27176384,27180030,27175008,27176351,27175369,27176047,27180483,27180029,27174810,27245257,27181077,27178030,27176718,27176074,27175925,27175459,27175216,27300940,27181262,27181272,27178196,27174597,27177564,27216731,27184360,27175013,27192387],"score":364,"text":"Many times you just want to plug something in. PostgreSQL, Node.JS Express, Java Spring, numpy, Three.js. There's many examples where the already existing solution fits well.

Sometimes that's not good enough tho. What are some tools, libraries or services you built, are they open-source and why weren't you satisfied using what already existed?","time":1621151271,"title":"Ask HN: What are some tools / libraries you built yourself?","type":"story"}],[26658539,{"by":"pabs3","descendants":297,"id":26658539,"kids":[26661739,26660572,26658955,26658686,26661052,26659131,26660667,26658708,26663770,26659235,26661997,26658900,26662814,26659088,26663507,26659015,26662032,26659269,26659152,26663867,26663482,26659520,26665417,26660754,26664262,26671097,26660965,26669015,26664889,26668895,26663793,26659110,26666300,26663753,26661327,26658917,26662516,26661611,26663660,26659175,26659077,26659057,26660774,26664821,26659467,26659272,26671830,26659070,26676783,26662866,26659166,26663554,26661280,26666138,26659263],"score":147,"time":1617271690,"title":"On the Decline of Perl – external factors","type":"story","url":"https://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.perl5.porters/2021/03/msg259484.html"}],[25584421,{"by":"bochoh","descendants":64,"id":25584421,"kids":[25584847,25584897,25584756,25585115,25584674,25584744,25585003,25585041,25584718,25584664,25585001,25585018,25586338,25585116,25584676,25584760,25587224,25585050,25584976,25584776],"score":57,"text":"How is it going so far? Drawbacks? What kind of work are you doing with it?","time":1609352933,"title":"Ask HN: Has anyone purchased the base M1 Mac Mini for development work?","type":"story"}],[24551229,{"by":"momofuku","descendants":59,"id":24551229,"kids":[24556591,24554612,24556657,24556656,24557068,24556627,24556711,24556514,24556830,24557634,24557377,24558250,24557080,24557081,24557233,24551281,24551444,24556944,24557318,24557009,24556949,24557326,24557253,24555360,24557260,24556519,24557302,24556999,24561121,24557208,24556877,24557379,24557299,24555048,24557215,24556856,24557066,24556776,24557046,24557642,24556974,24555625],"score":47,"text":"Some context for this question: I'm a mechanical engineer by training and I now work in robotics; developing path planning models in a research setting. I didn't have a traditional education in Computer Science. When I look at the computer engineering posts and comments on HN/Reddit, I feel woefully inadequate. I've never used these technologies like Kubernetes, Docker etc and feel out of place.

So, how do I write better code? How do I plug my CS foundation to better suit the current scenario of engineering?","time":1600753169,"title":"Ask HN: How do I learn to write better code?","type":"story"}]]

user:	peterhi
created:	August 6, 2008
karma:	312