me-vs-cat

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   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   When I was 8, my grandfather told me, "You can use swear words, but you will sound like a fucking idiot."
2. 212.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   Yes, but not all the time. Over the long term, VR definitely averages less than half, though some days I use it all day.
3. 213.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   Both higher and lower resolution, since resolution can colloquially mean either pixel count or pixel size. I have more pixels available since rotating my view reveals more screen space, yet all of that screen space is at less pixels-per-de
4. 214.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   If you're interested in VR in general, the Quest 2 is a great option today. However, I can't recommend any current option specifically as a monitor replacement when traveling. https://simulavr.com/ will be intere
5. 215.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   VR headset, swivel chair, and 270° of screens. What's bigger than ultra-wide? I use both a Quest 2 (running Immersed on Linux) and a Valve Index (running Virtual Desktop on Windows).
6. 216.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   > What is the alternative to spam filtering? Make sending email cost the sender. No, I don't know how. The best ideas I've heard (1) make the sender store the message and (2) have no hope of being widely adopted.
7. 217.▲
   by me-vs-cat 4y ago

   This is not an exaggeration for my wife. For a full day after taking her weekly shot, she eats about 2 bites per meal.