Oh. It’s just that you listed these reasons as detractors. I don’t really know what you mean by default engagement. I’m not understanding your use case. Do you expect to be wearing VR goggles while you walk down the street to the convenience store? They are for play right now… not so much work.
Bigscreen Beyond is a new vr headset that is a little bigger than pool goggles. It’s manufactured based off of a lidar scan of your face, and is supposed to be very comfortable.
Additionally full color passthrough is becoming more of a common feature so you can see the real world in good definition while wearing the headset. Also some models hinge the display upwards off of your face.
We are getting there. Personally I play for hours a day. Sometimes multiple 4 hour sessions if it’s a free weekend for me. I agree we need more experiences. But it will come.
Truly ai will give the gift of being a terrible manager to everyone
New season of One Punch Man
Holy shit my job is worthless
They locked their keys inside their program and had to break in.
I was curious about this kind of idea. Isn’t all reddit content owned by reddit, and isnt pasting their intellectual property onto a different platform not really super legal? (I fully support it)
Being able to extract all of the question/answer threads on reddit to boost the value of lemmy from a search index perspective seemed too good to be true as a solution.
Isn’t the usefulness of ventures rewarded or not by the efficient market? I really like VR. An emerging market like that is bound to have some design dead ends and wasted money.
Bad managers are a waste of resources just like bad front line employees are a waste of resources. Any role that has less oversight has more potential for abuse that is harder for the company to recognize. It’s probably easier to notice an underperforming employee in person than it is virtually.
The longer term effect on growth of talent and teams is probably still largely unknown.
We can’t know. And that’s fine.
Whatever started the physical process that created us is pretty fucking crazy. I bet it’s a simulation.
So many people in this thread were traumatized from church lol. God isn’t inherently a bad or stupid idea… just depends on how you define God.
I’ve heard similar guesses that executives or whoever… invest in businesses that benefit from their employees foot traffic. Not sure either.
Lol I don’t know about all that.
I don’t know but there is a commercial property bubble right now. I’ve heard speculation that certain investors with lots of money want their commercial property investments not suck.
So artists will find that if they want to play at a large venue, they will need to sign with livenation because the venue has?
And venues sign with livenation because a lot of artists are signed with livenation and they want good artists?
And they don’t really care after they sign because now the requirement to sign with livenation is a burden of whoever isn’t signed with livenation?
And the only person who really loses is the customer?
What makes it expensive? Thanks.
So why exactly are venues forced to use ticketmaster? I don’t understand. Does everyone involved in the show just get more money when ticketmaster is bleeding customers dry with fees? Are there not other simple payment processors that can be used instead?
Don’t use chrome
Poor font forces concentration and consideration from the reader.
The pop culture references aren’t interwoven into a story. Everything revolves around the theme decided for an episode, like cryptocurrency or something.
There arent events from the universe or born of characters emotion… it’s just this linear march forward where the writers have x amount of time to cram in jokes surrounding a certain topic.
It’s pretty pathetic. I could write better Futurama.
It doesn’t stick out from your face nearly as far as the q2. The weight is more central. I’m sure it feels fine.