RealityVoid

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1. 1711.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   A small anecdote: I was diagnosed with myopia at around 7 years of age. I had -1. I went and got prescription glasses. The guys there fudged it up and gave me +1. I wore those for more than a year, but I could not, for the love of me, see w
2. 1712.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   Self-adjustable difficulty. You might get some slack, that slowly fades away and you get closer and closer to the real thing. I believe it is doable with certain aspects.
3. 1713.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   Yes, but other people will be able to further develop the ideea in a more satisfactory manner.
4. 1714.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   I wholly agree with you, and yet, I don't see many people proposing a licensing framework. It would even benefit the hobbyists very much. A similar problem was encountered in the early days of radio amateurism. They had problems with a
5. 1715.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   What the hell? I belive this might just be gross incompetence and not a deliberate manouver.
6. 1716.▲
   by RealityVoid 12y ago

   Short of putting a physical button for it, I don't think there are solutions to doing that in a way that can not be bypassed by software