Cloud gaming is going to destroy the esports community, none of these games are playable at a high level with the latency these services introduce. Fighting games especially are unplayable on cloud services.
Darwin awards are for people that remove themselves from the gene pool before they procreate. The parents already reproduced and the kids that die have no control over the matter so Darwin awards don't apply in either case.
Every few years I find a kpop act I like but holy shit, the fanbase is fucking horrible. I'd rather try getting into League again before I'd interact with those creatures.
Just pointing it out to OP that deleting your posts isn't some magic "you don't have my data anymore" button. By all means, do whatever you can to hurt reddit, I just want people to understand what is actually happening when they click that delete button.
Your deleted posts are still archived and actively being used to train AI and being sold to 3rd parties. Reddit has that data forever. All you are doing by deleting them is denying actual humans access to them.
I see you've also read the Facebook comments on similar posts. Another popular one is "$19 right now is a sure thing but I could die in my sleep, I'll take the $19".
No one other than meta seems interested in making an affordable midrange headset. I get that they want to push the tech but it's out of the budget for so many gamers that might otherwise be interested in vr.
I'm sure the frame is going to be amazing but I would be happier if I could get something for $500-700, even if it was equivalent to the the decade old HTC vive or similar headset.
At a computer store I'm the 1% guy. At a hardware store I'm the 99% guy.
Cloud gaming is going to destroy the esports community, none of these games are playable at a high level with the latency these services introduce. Fighting games especially are unplayable on cloud services.
The farthest star that humans can see without a telescope is about 16000 light years away and most of them are much closer than that.
So he's lost 100% of the support he can lose. That is amazing.
You're right that it doesn't have to happen before they have reproduced but it must be a self inflicted injury that prevents future reproduction.
Oh, they've already repeatedly chosen against education and healthcare.
Darwin awards are for people that remove themselves from the gene pool before they procreate. The parents already reproduced and the kids that die have no control over the matter so Darwin awards don't apply in either case.
Every few years I find a kpop act I like but holy shit, the fanbase is fucking horrible. I'd rather try getting into League again before I'd interact with those creatures.
Just pointing it out to OP that deleting your posts isn't some magic "you don't have my data anymore" button. By all means, do whatever you can to hurt reddit, I just want people to understand what is actually happening when they click that delete button.
Your deleted posts are still archived and actively being used to train AI and being sold to 3rd parties. Reddit has that data forever. All you are doing by deleting them is denying actual humans access to them.
I see you've also read the Facebook comments on similar posts. Another popular one is "$19 right now is a sure thing but I could die in my sleep, I'll take the $19".
Are they praying before committing the least christ like act they'll likely perform that day?
Not depression but definitely hangovers.
I clicked the X and now I'm staring at my desktop wallpaper. What comes next?
Some of those podcasts are hosted without the creators consent and even if they are asked to take them down, they put them back up after a while.
Isn't there separate mapping for walking and driving control that will let you do that?
Like the Gamecube keyboard controller made by ascii?
No one other than meta seems interested in making an affordable midrange headset. I get that they want to push the tech but it's out of the budget for so many gamers that might otherwise be interested in vr.
I'm sure the frame is going to be amazing but I would be happier if I could get something for $500-700, even if it was equivalent to the the decade old HTC vive or similar headset.
Google play is there and hasn't existed for years, list might be outdated