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by eghad 10y ago
No offense, but your GTX480 is more than likely the cause of your visual issues. I hear you on mount space (I initially used bookshelves in my room like their preview video, then wall-mounted them which isn't ideal for everyone), but y
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by eghad 11y ago
For the DK2 maybe, but for CV1 this limitation is probably imposed by firmware (something that would be widely known if not for the NDA). Wouldn't surprised if this happens to be the result of whatever DRM they're employing. It&#x
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All Oculus Software and VR applications must be stored in C:\ drive(support.oculus.com)
72 points by eghad 11y ago|89 comments
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by eghad 11y ago
The Longread from last September on The Latitude's expansion into a startup was pretty solid foreshadowing: http://blog.longreads.com/2015/09/24/we-value-experience-can...
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by eghad 11y ago
That, and at the price point of this gear, it's safe to assume they'll have their own preferred headset/earbuds. It's an additional wire, but really not a huge deal.
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by eghad 11y ago
It does have a forward facing camera to enable AR/Hololens- like experiences though. But yeah, it's using the Lighthouses for tracking (relative for seated VR, absolute when standing)[1]. Fortunately for other VR systems they&#x27
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by eghad 11y ago
Not all Vive games have to support room-scale games, it works for sitting down/cockpit games just as well. Beyond that, I really do think that the front camera (supporting AR to a degree, and being able to grab a drink or use a keyboar
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by eghad 11y ago
The Witcher 3 can hardly be categorized as a "mainstream blockbuster." It's more akin to a cult classic that was finally accepted by a larger audience. Beyond that the original comment was lamenting the lack of a central cult
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by eghad 11y ago
Perhaps you should actually take some time and read the article? This was given at a presentation not aligned with Github (so this isn't an official policy as you and others are making it out as). Further, its context is obviously need
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by eghad 11y ago
Combinatorial/High-throughput screening for novel materials. The space is need of innovation, talent, and funding in areas that aren't pharmaceuticals.
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by eghad 11y ago
Yeah, the assumption that all low-income neighborhoods have problems that you should be afraid of "spilling over" is a poor one.
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by eghad 11y ago
Keep in mind that this is still very much a press release, so of course it manages to sensationalize. These metal combinations are only "un-weldable" via fusion welding, other solid state welding techniques (like explosive welding
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by eghad 11y ago
Where's your evidence that the fact that Perry was the governor was a key factor (if at all) in the success of Texas during his time in office? I doubt his position in office did little to contribute to the Texas remaining economically
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by eghad 11y ago
If anyone is wondering how we're capable of testing these under 150 GPa, read up on Diamond Anvil Cells (they're palm-sized): https://str.llnl.gov/str/pdfs/03_96.2.pdf https://en.wikipedia.or
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by eghad 11y ago
Glasswire, https://www.glasswire.com/ is a solid Windows alternative.
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by eghad 11y ago
I can't downvote or report as of yet, but the title is both sensational and incorrect (no one knows what's to be announced until noon, read the links you post).
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by eghad 11y ago
How is that we have a system where we have an assistant district attorney (now running for DA) who not only openly believes we need to kill more people, but thinks they deserve to suffer as much physical pain as "humanly possible"
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by eghad 12y ago
In terms of CMU, I'd say your first point is short-sighted. Because of the relatively large Design/Art, Architecture, and Business programs, the generic freshman orientation/prereqs, a surprisingly inclusive Greek presence, a
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by eghad 12y ago
Sounds like an anchoring strategy--articles direct their attention to the higher price point for users older than 30, and the $10 monthly fee for the premium version doesn't look that bad in comparison (which for the 2 added features i
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by eghad 12y ago
Your post is a bit ironic seeing as the Moto X does differentiate between voice (if you're good at imitating someone's voice you can set it off, but sending a command is unlikely) and the power usage is not as bad as you assume (i
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by eghad 12y ago
Poor title. "Skeptic" is considerably better than "illiterate", which comes off as condescending (as does some of your diction in general).
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by eghad 12y ago
Where are you getting your data from? It seems like you're running into problems with new shows/shows that share the same name as movies. For instance Utopia (UK sci-fi/thriller/mystery) or Fargo (TV show).
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by eghad 12y ago
That's the Landmark Alpha test, which is solely the building/minecrafty-aspect of the game. Actual Everquest Next parts have yet to be shown off.
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by eghad 12y ago
Why has this been resubmitted? I'm assuming it's because of the unflattering comments made in the last thread [1]...I don't necessarily agree with the tactics employed either, and I think you guys should rethink using this bl
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by eghad 12y ago
The decision only applies to corporations where it's owners are indistinguishable from the business itself. Alito (who wrote for the majority) especially emphasizes it has no effect on insurance mandate. That info is just from the SCOT
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by eghad 12y ago
Implying that academics are typically dishonest? Your link provides some solid points, but your comment is doesn't make much sense.
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by eghad 13y ago
"The ghetto", really? You sound properly awful.
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by eghad 13y ago
Please go back and spell check. The simple errors all over the place are a little embarrassing.
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by eghad 13y ago
Venmo was really big in my unviversity circle, but more recently Google Wallet.