Profile: ronswanson

I’ve noticed that a lot of payment options in general are becoming more streamlined for online platforms. Even outside gambling, people seem to prefer methods that reduce waiting times and transaction costs. It’s interesting how newer tech like instant payments is gradually becoming the norm in various industries, not just for gambling. It really changes the way people handle their finances day-to-day.

Мені завжди подобається спостерігати, як різні тканини ведуть себе влітку. Наприклад, легкі віскозні комплекти часто дуже добре підходять для спекотної погоди, бо вони пропускають повітря і не обтяжують тіло, але при цьому виглядають досить стильно навіть без складних аксесуарів.

I once worked with a small e-commerce site where we had to constantly shuffle product listings around. Even though it wasn’t related to gaming, the challenge was similar — making sure everything was easy to find while updating data on the fly. Whenever a new batch of items came in, we’d be reordering categories late at night just so it made sense for customers the next morning. Funny how those little adjustments behind the scenes make such a big difference in how people use the site.

Lately I’ve been messing around with organizing our game catalog, and it’s a total pain when you don’t have proper tools. I usually end up wasting time juggling spreadsheets and trying to manually adjust categories. Feels like every change takes forever. I’m curious if anyone’s used a drag-and-drop system for managing games and metadata — does it actually save time, or is it just another flashy feature that looks good but doesn’t really help in real life?

I’ve seen some companies in the hospitality space experimenting with this too. What stood out to me is how flexible ownership models can be when everything’s digital. Makes me wonder how that’ll evolve as more platforms enter the space.

I’m helping a small team put together a visual pitch deck, and we need a group of character artists with a very specific stylization. I’ve seen there’s a way to make shortlists on Devoted Fusion, but I haven’t played around with it yet. Anyone here used those themed collections? Curious how you manage them — like, do you build your own or just use the ones already suggested by the platform?