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Good news. For additional context, they allegedly built this censorship technology for the football lobby, which was crying about illegal streams.
Yes, it's that REGARDED. Also, they allegedly basically have no idea what they are doing, because they ended up banning google drive several times, and they allegedly posted their porn searches online on a pdf document by mistake.
I am not a big fan of the current gov. But it is actually the AGCOM doing this, not them.
It's an independent authority that the government can't dismantle until 2027, its members were chosen by the mostly unelected globalist government we had in 2020.
I don't think anyone likes the AGCOM tbh.
OpenSource usually works like this: you write something either because you're paid to do so or because you need it yourself. When the incentive to maintain it is gone, the project may sit idle.
Later, when someone else needs the same thing, instead of starting from scratch and spending months or years reaching the same goals, they can build on the work that already exists and move it forward.
In the Bitcoin and adjacent ecosystem, things are a bit unusual since people often rebuild the same stuff over and over. Just look at how many javascript nostr libraries are there, we should invite people to fix/fork or adopt existing projects and use licenses that incentive doing that for profit (like MIT, BSD, CC0 etc).
The size of the government is not a good indicator, the question is if his politics point toward the individual or the collective, and I'd say trump is 70% individual
Everyone in the western politics is a bit socialist tbh, but not at the level of a commie or a fascist IMO.
A mafia boss employs you to do crime, a fascist dictator says you need to do your part for the greater good, whatever he thinks this greater good is.
Hitler was not even a fascist...
Anyway Trump is less fascist than Bernie Sanders, since fascists were socialists.
I bought a Quest 3s in July for ~360 000 sats on Amazon, and at that price it’s definitely worth it. I'd buy it again today.
On the other hand, the Quest 3, which costs roughly twice as much (just for better optics), might not be worth it today, since Valve is expected to release its own VR headset in a few months, and on paper it looks much better.
Also, Meta isn't exactly known to be very consumer friendly, unlike Valve.
Regarding games, I've had fun playing:
- Half-Life: Alyx
- Skyrim VR
- No Man’s Sky (it comes with a VR mode)
- Karnage Chronicles (this one is mostly multiplayer co-op)
These are PCVR titles, so, to play them, you need to connect the headset to a powerful Linux or Windows PC (VR renders at a much higher resolution than a normal monitor and MacOS is basically not supported).
For standalone games (which run directly on the Quest), I've played:
- Grimlord
- Minecraft (Vivecraft mod installed via SideQuest)
For AR it is still too early, it's very cool, but limited to mostly tech demos at this time.
Also, keep in mind that for a good experience you'll need a fair amount of free space free of things that can break easily, you might need to rearrange a room or something.
It so happens that i am currently (and secretly) working on a 2d and isometric renderer for nge that can import maps straight from tiled editor
Not saying Joltfun is doing this, probably not, but you should be wary of other sites that sell keys or steam gifts (especially for indie games). Some of them sometimes end up selling from batches meant for reviewers or friends, or keys from other regions, and those can end up getting blacklisted later.
The safest option is to buy steam cards on Bitrefill. That way you avoid that risk, and you are also eligible for refunds to your steam wallet if you decide you don’t like the game.
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