Reminder that the original creators kinda don’t want you to pay for the game anymore, since all of the profits go to the shitty rights-holder. If you miss this claim, simply *redacted* the game.

AFAIK: Yes. But it’s supposedly a pain to set up, so I’ll never know the difference.

I think you forgot the link to the video. That’s only the thumbnail.

Here you go

Did you read “full bridge rectifier” in his voice, too?

But he mentions that there is stuff coming for flicker-sensitive folks.

It’s technology connections, chill.

Maybe use a tone-tag next time. These kinds of jokes can be hard to identify in text form.

I’m pretty sure that’s hou the tower of Babel collapsed, though.

Let’s define a language to interact with this multilingual language large language model. I call it: The multilingual language large language model language.

Couldn’t find it in a quick search for nixos. Is there some option I missed?

I’d say it really depends on the channel. If it’s some hobby project by some 'tistic nerd who really likes to compare dehumidifiers, it can be ok.

Before all the slop-deluge, you had some chance that some niche channel had an actual human behind it who knew their shit.

Some handyman on youtube helped me learn how to install kitchen counters, cupboards, sink etc. a few years ago.

The Index is no longer produced, so they won’t compete with themselves. That means the market segment is in fact unoccupied.

Also, it has afaik been superceded in terms of image quality and carrying comfort (no wonder: it’s 6 years old).

In the interview with Adam Savage’s Youtube channel they say that they’re aiming for the Index pricepoint but can’t specify any more.

1k is still way more than the average consumer is ready to pay for a console. Especially with the mostly single player nature of a headset.

One big problem is that people are probably used to meta’s pricepoint for the quest systems… which Valve can’t possibly compete with.

I’d love to thee it selling for about 500$, but according to interviews, it’s probably going to cost about 1k$, which is simply too much for many people (in this economy, etc.).

GamersNexus estimates a 7600.

I’m not sure if I’m using all of those 100% correctly (e.g. “Public facing”). But either use a search engine, or just ask.

What terms do you have in mind that you want to learn about?

Do you have a public-facing internet-presence? If so, then I’ve heard good things about copyparty.

I’m using Nextcloud for this, but that seems a bit overkill for your usecase.

Edit: they explain how to use a cloudflare tunnel, so no public IP needed, actually.

Yeah, buy… It really is a horrible idea. Any media outcry is warranted. Not like right-wingers spouting nonsense of eating cats and dogs…

Isn’t this how liberal democracies are supposed to work? How exactly did “the media” get the better of “us”?