D2 obviously would be more work, but I would pay for it. It's still an active game and still more fun than D3. Much more replay value despite their numerous attempts to add replay value to D3. The reason? It allows for creativity in character building.
Rift is better visually and comfort wise. Vive can have a larger play area and is easier to get the room scale tracking right on. There are no other real headsets. The rest are novelties.
If I'm writing code or a query, I want peace and quiet. I'm If I'm troubleshooting I want people I can tell "hey, you seen this before"? Or "hey, did you do something to the blahblah server?"Problem is when you do both, which I do. I'm stuck in an open layout and mostly just grit my teeth and work slower when I'm doing things that require lots of concentration.
Tax the robots and the business owners will just raise the prices.
Well, someone has to pay to run the country.
Tax the consumers more and they will just have less to spend with your stupid robots. Same end result...
I think it but I still tip.
Also hate how the percent has gone up. Less than 18% now and you're a jerk. I'd rather have proper menu prices marked and just not eat at places with shitty service.
Their logic is that the people who pay to view it incentivise its creation. They aren't wrong. It doesn't incentivise it here so much, but in foreign countries where enforcement is null and money is scarce.
Honestly though, they need to do research and come up with a real strategy if they want to have an impact. While they're at it, they need to stop publishing names before they have convictions. That's total BS.
Personally I just want my darn food while I talk with whoever I'm with. Having another human serve and cater to me does nothing for me and I hate tipping.
Im surprised there are that many to break 250k. I own a rift setup and check the stores daily. Steam is full of shovelware and demos. Even oculus home is mostly experimental indie games. There just aren't many games worth buying, especially on steam! The ones that are worth buying, everyone gets.
It's the inability to be able to figure stuff out on your own in Linux that kills it for me. It's designed by people that deep down inside hate GUIs. You need Google to find out what they've decided you need to type into terminal to make things happen. If rather not open my self to that kind of irritating frustration.
Going slow helps a little, but what would help me the most would be having some sort of collision before the characters nose. Scraping sideways along walls turns my stomach faster than a falcon punch.
Same here lol. They already put it in EVERYTHING. With this advancment they'll probably just replace all food with it completely and ill be forced to grow my own food.
Most of what I watch on Netflix these days is their original content... Its generally well done and more intelligent than the hyper formulaic stuff TV stations churn out these days. 50/50 seems very drastic, but I would like to see more original content.
Doubt its smart enough to not park you over the edge of something steeo, in mud, glass, etc... It follows lanes and looks at cars. Not setup for off road.
Thats basically like trying to force the effects of eugenics without having actual eugenics. Its not easy to modify instinctual behavior that easily. You can force it if you try hard enough, but you end up with an awfully oppressive society to achieve it. Might as well just go ahead with actual eugenics, just approach it from a positive reward system rather than a negative.
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Did the guy agree that his device can be disabled at any time and the server side service is not a given?
D2 obviously would be more work, but I would pay for it. It's still an active game and still more fun than D3. Much more replay value despite their numerous attempts to add replay value to D3. The reason? It allows for creativity in character building.
Because old high power systems were chemical lasers that fired once. These new ones can go as long as you feed em power.
Forgot, rift also has better controls.
Rift is better visually and comfort wise. Vive can have a larger play area and is easier to get the room scale tracking right on. There are no other real headsets. The rest are novelties.
If I'm writing code or a query, I want peace and quiet. I'm If I'm troubleshooting I want people I can tell "hey, you seen this before"? Or "hey, did you do something to the blahblah server?"Problem is when you do both, which I do. I'm stuck in an open layout and mostly just grit my teeth and work slower when I'm doing things that require lots of concentration.
Tax the robots and the business owners will just raise the prices. Well, someone has to pay to run the country. Tax the consumers more and they will just have less to spend with your stupid robots. Same end result...
I see you posted "Anonymously" . Let me know how that works out for you lol.
If it were only on during use it would be a non issue, but if left on all the time, just a couple years would probably have a big effect.
I think it but I still tip. Also hate how the percent has gone up. Less than 18% now and you're a jerk. I'd rather have proper menu prices marked and just not eat at places with shitty service.
Their logic is that the people who pay to view it incentivise its creation. They aren't wrong. It doesn't incentivise it here so much, but in foreign countries where enforcement is null and money is scarce. Honestly though, they need to do research and come up with a real strategy if they want to have an impact. While they're at it, they need to stop publishing names before they have convictions. That's total BS.
Personally I just want my darn food while I talk with whoever I'm with. Having another human serve and cater to me does nothing for me and I hate tipping.
Im surprised there are that many to break 250k. I own a rift setup and check the stores daily. Steam is full of shovelware and demos. Even oculus home is mostly experimental indie games. There just aren't many games worth buying, especially on steam! The ones that are worth buying, everyone gets.
Just warn them. Problem solved. If they still choose to plug it in, thats their problem.
It's the inability to be able to figure stuff out on your own in Linux that kills it for me. It's designed by people that deep down inside hate GUIs. You need Google to find out what they've decided you need to type into terminal to make things happen. If rather not open my self to that kind of irritating frustration.
This stuff is great for your motor...
When they're trying to calm us down its always "the fields do nothing, shut up, you're fine. They're non ionizing".
Going slow helps a little, but what would help me the most would be having some sort of collision before the characters nose. Scraping sideways along walls turns my stomach faster than a falcon punch.
Same here lol. They already put it in EVERYTHING. With this advancment they'll probably just replace all food with it completely and ill be forced to grow my own food.
Most of what I watch on Netflix these days is their original content... Its generally well done and more intelligent than the hyper formulaic stuff TV stations churn out these days. 50/50 seems very drastic, but I would like to see more original content.
Just make the company liable for paying the person any and all proffit they made from licensing the patent. Let free market handle it.
BS. The majority of the media is left leaning. They would love to pan the RNC.
Doubt its smart enough to not park you over the edge of something steeo, in mud, glass, etc... It follows lanes and looks at cars. Not setup for off road.
Thats basically like trying to force the effects of eugenics without having actual eugenics. Its not easy to modify instinctual behavior that easily. You can force it if you try hard enough, but you end up with an awfully oppressive society to achieve it. Might as well just go ahead with actual eugenics, just approach it from a positive reward system rather than a negative.
Arg, mobile. *power train