Eggyhead

As soon as there’s a decent standalone VR headset not owned my an invasive social media company, I’ll be on board.

It’s not an android post without someone trying to make it about Apple instead.

Keep going with the Trails series by order of release. The story gets pretty crazy. The crossbell arc that just released on switch is pretty good.

Maybe take a look at Tales of Arise as well. It might be a mixed bag for you, but I found myself easily engrossed by it.

Hey as long as that’s the narrative Google believes…

It wasn’t until only several years ago that I learned about Tove Jansson’s Moomin stories. Since then, they’ve become some of my favorite little characters. You can find full episodes of the old anime on YouTube and snuffkin is easily my favorite of the bunch. I want his hat for myself.

Source?

I’m just using Safari with the Vinegar extension.

Someday we’ll all be dead and robot dogs will be giving tours to nothing. Some alien species will come across our planet and learn all about us through the ways in which the robots interact with nobody.

Most important comment right here.

Well go enjoy that 12 year old Samsung TV, then, Mr Samsung user! Nobody said you shouldn’t.

I’m thankful I have the option to change it.

I’d like to see a data collection comparison between the two as well.

Do modern TVs even come in non-smart variants anymore?

Rest in peace. Thank you for all that you gave us, Shawna.

It’s a fair question, but it makes me want to ask why downvotes even matter to anyone. They are usually outnumbered by upvotes in the first place, & aren’t even federated across instances (at least on Kbin).

I can’t help but wonder how much facebook’s stigma might be stifling enthusiasm toward the Quest.

I watched a bit of the presentation. The Quest 3 was like 5m at the beginning then the rest played out like an AI infused dystopian nightmare. Facebook is building AI “personalities” with real faces and predetermined personalities for people to go to for advice. They’re giving people tools to train their own AI characters for whatever purpose they want. Furthermore, they’re encouraging businesses to use custom versions of these AI characters for use as a customer service front-end on the internet.

After that, they showed off ray-ban glasses with cameras hidden in the frames and AI built into them.

They all would have been wiped out.

I was gonna say… I already have an “everything” app called a web browser.

Assassin’s Creed always seemed like a perfect game for VR on paper, but I couldn’t have imagined it actually being very playable. I’m definitely interested, but I’m still getting more of a limited VR “experience” vibe from this than an actual AC VR game.