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'Dune 3' May Fight 'Avengers: Doomsday' For Your Holiday Time
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Ooh, I should absolutely go see it in IMAX—you're so right
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'Dune 3' May Fight 'Avengers: Doomsday' For Your Holiday Time
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Ooh, I should absolutely go see it in IMAX—you're so right
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It's insane how beautiful life can be
Almost as bad glorious as Breezewood, PA.
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Okay if you use a password manager, don't you still have to remember your phone lockscreen and also computer passwords? How do you make this password thing as simple as possible?
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If you have any voice with your Security department, you can tell them that rotating passwords are counter to NIST SP 800-63B (Section 10.2.1) guidance:
Do not require that memorized secrets be changed arbitrarily (e.g., periodically) unless there is a user request or evidence of authenticator compromise.
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that's a lot of bees!
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I lied, the "monitor mode" is still tracking the headset position, so you should restart the game, but it's okay for small things like menuing or whatever
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that's a lot of bees!
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The way SteamVR handles it, yeah—you're already in desktop mode all the time while also streaming VR to the headset.
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Hon hon hon
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Though I haven't shot the FAMAS, 3-round burst fired from an M4 is clearly distinguishable from firing a single round (and alerts range safeties within a 300m radius)
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that's a lot of bees!
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I spent weeks laser and core mining in a cheap Quest 2 headset. Shame those activities don't pay well, but it was 1000x more enjoyable for me.
Everything else is slightly better too, with the unfortunate exception of on-foot content which throws you out of VR and into a virtualized monitor mode.
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Okay if you use a password manager, don't you still have to remember your phone lockscreen and also computer passwords? How do you make this password thing as simple as possible?
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Yep, that's dumb. SOC2 is built upon NIST guidance, not the other way around.
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BlishHUD for Linux on any window manager
This also works flawlessly on Steam Deck which is really fucking cool.