dre54673

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by dre54673 7y ago
There have been many threads on reddit about this. There aren't that many VR information sources out there so that's where I used to get VR info. Examples: https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com&#x2F
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by dre54673 7y ago
I had a similar experience. I bought an Odyssey+ but returned it because I felt motion sick every time I tried it. I've read you're supposed to just power through and eventually you get used to it, but that seems like an easy way
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by dre54673 7y ago
I'll add that I think your comment was interesting which is part of why I commented on it. My comment was meant to be generic and the only reason I commented here was that I saw this thread was popular and your comment was near the top
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by dre54673 7y ago
I've noticed an increasing trend in people using phrases such as "it is trivial", "it is obvious", "it is self evident" to defend their arguments. I have yet to encounter a case where it made their argumen
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by dre54673 7y ago
I was in gifted classes for a couple of years from like 5th-6th grade but was eventually separated. I had perfect standardized test scores, but my grades were average due to many reasons. Some of my teachers didn't like me, and I guess
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by dre54673 7y ago
> he owes playing video game to help him in critical thinking. I often hear people attribute part of their success to things they already did, and I think it's usually just a combination of survivorship bias and other similar effect
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by dre54673 8y ago
I pay for 4k netflix but can't watch it on my computer because of drm. On Chrome it only streams up to 720p, and I have to use Edge for 1080p. To stream 4k you need to use their microsoft store app, a specific high-end processor or gra