The thing with VR is that non-bigcorp alternatives cost a fortune, as Meta takes the loss on the hardware. Standalone VR is also impossible without bigcorp interference (as of now!)

How is this sustainable for the people hosting this? This almost seems too good to be true.

See the edit, I was pretty tired when writing the comment. Sorry for the confusion

I'm writing this on a Samsung A54, 256gb version, with an additional microSD slot. I fail to understand how people need more complex and expensive phones than this. Besides maybe wireless charging (which can be argued as a gimmick on its own), this phone has everything.

One has a one in a million chance to kill you. The other has a 100 in 100 chance to cause you severe health issues in the longrun.

XDDDDDDDD what

That show receives so much hate it's unreal. It's just a very nerdy sitcom. I loved it as well, although I haven't watched an episode in a long time.

I love frontline! Conquest is not my thing, though, I dislike vehicles

I love this. Thanks for sharing!

Well, if only a thousand max-sized files get uploaded in one day (from people using it), that's 10 terrabytes of storage needed. It's very generous to run this for free (considering the power and bandwidth required for such a service).

It's FOSS!

OMFG I MEANT 10X THE PRICE, NOT ONE TENTH. sorry for the confusion 😅

The message was that the deck has to sell less than 1/10th as many "units" as a triple A game to match the price sum. So imagine hardware selling 1/10th that of a single software. Pretty impressive.

So true, brother...

I'm super interested in your magnet theory. Why?

Or painting a nice landscape

What phone, if I may ask?

I'm absolutely no expert, but I love the one with the gigantic bridge. I love the chaotic clusterfuck as well, though.

Although comparing Reddit to fascists is ridiculous, your argument isn't quite right, either.

Reddit IS taking something very finite: people. There's only so many people in the world using this type of social media, and an overwhelming majority of them stick to one platform.

If Reddit just went belly up, Lemmy would have increased traffic.

Lenin wanted power. This was the way he could get it.

• I Expect You To Die: I've yet to finish it, but it's hilarious. You're playing the spy in over-the-top spy scenarios.
• SUPERHOT VR: brutally satisfying. Don't expect any kind of story, though.
• Pavlov VR: literally VR CS:GO. Most advanced and satisfying shooting I've seen in VR yet.
• Ancient Dungeon VR: Pixelart dungeoncrawler (roguelike) in VR. Absolutely phenomenal. I've only played it for a small amount of time, though.
• Beat Saber: classic. I don't like rhythm games that much, but with custom maps, it's one of the best imo.

Skyrim is my go-to nowadays, though. Modded, it's one of the most immersive experiences, ever. It's also my first time playing, so I've a lot ahead of myself.