I thought the nausea came from your eyes telling you you're moving and/or rotating when your ears are telling you the contrary. They say for carsickness the worst thing is to read a book, you should look outside so the signals are coherent.
That theory about the cockpit might be right, though. Maybe I'm subconsciously fixating on the sight/HUD.
If I'm doing something really complex I often fiddle around a bit prototyping the basics, spend a day or two doing apparently nothing, then blitz it in an afternoon. Sometimes it's like the code writes itself.
One time I think it did write itself, or maybe it was the elves. I was in no fit state after a very liquid lunch but it appeared from somewhere.
Surely the proof that you did the work would be... the work?
I don't need to take screenshots of a bricklayer at intervals of a minute; either the wall's there (and it's up to standard - straight and level and awesome and all that) or it isn't.
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Was Napster decentralised? I was thinking more like BitTorrent but with blockchain.
Was this article being written by one H-1B?
I thought the nausea came from your eyes telling you you're moving and/or rotating when your ears are telling you the contrary. They say for carsickness the worst thing is to read a book, you should look outside so the signals are coherent.
That theory about the cockpit might be right, though. Maybe I'm subconsciously fixating on the sight/HUD.
They certainly go a long way to prevent intentional tampering.
If party A's stooges are doing it party B and C's observers will see them, and so on.
Nothing hard about that. Let's see them do it during the day.
Just a training run before they move you up to the Trump related stuff, Ivan?
If I'm doing something really complex I often fiddle around a bit prototyping the basics, spend a day or two doing apparently nothing, then blitz it in an afternoon. Sometimes it's like the code writes itself.
One time I think it did write itself, or maybe it was the elves. I was in no fit state after a very liquid lunch but it appeared from somewhere.
Can you forward me the memo? I missed that one.
Hey boss, I quit. But don't replace me, I might want to come back a bit in a year or two.
Yeah, I'm sure he'll do that for you.
Break with tradition and read right to the end of TFA.
Not even with a blockchain?
GP mentioned scrutineers/observers.
Protip: read *all* of something before responding to *any* of it.
Surely the proof that you did the work would be ... the work?
I don't need to take screenshots of a bricklayer at intervals of a minute; either the wall's there (and it's up to standard - straight and level and awesome and all that) or it isn't.
Have you ever, like thought ... get this - that reality might be ... like literally a holodeck?
Hey, is anyone else hungry?
Ooh, I didn't see that. I'll see if I can find it.
Did see the Y axis reverse. Enabled it (so back/down actually goes up, like flying a plane), but realised I'd just got used to it being "wrong".
Seconded. He's practically Lenin!
If you've got a needful, he's the one to do it. Do not have one doubt!
I know it's not actually VR but I've just been playing Minecraft. Half an hour is the maximum I can put up with.
Watching the hoglet play, I can just about cope with 5 minutes. He flicks it around like an epileptic breakdancer.
Odd thing is I used to play a lot of flight sims and those never bothered me.
I'm also one of those "can't cope with 3d" dinosaurs.
Only if they sell before the megacorp announces that it's leaving for a better deal somewhere else.
It used the whole photograph and didn't do anything transformative, so it failed 1 and 3 at least.
Where does it say that?
-- FTFY
If it works in Tokyo it'll work anywhere!
(Somebody had to)
Right, because that's the only factor to be considered.
Oh wait, it isn't.
https://www.library.pitt.edu/c...
It's not a blanket exception.
Of the four factors listed here, this seems to fail 1 and 3.
LOL. I'd buy you a virtual beer but you'd probably spill it.