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What is an ideal setup that doesn't use that method?

For some reason that example reminded me of this example. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTkw9WOzhDs

As I understand it Art Spiegelman is the one that scanned and released this on Internet Archive.

I'm definitely leaning toward this one. It's also recommended on the Audubon website so the positive feedback on this one is likely going to be the one I go with.

This brings back memories of me reading this is middle school. I remember getting to this exact spot and thinking should I be reading this? Lol. I'm glad to know I'm not the only person that read that passage a different way.

I hope this means devices will become more affordable. I have the comma2 and love it but got priced out of the Comma3. Would love to upgrade someday.

You are correct. You play minesweeper with a Navy requisitioned battleship. Currently it appears that the Sandown-class minehunter is the most recent model. Then you need to find a place with mines and probably right now the Black Sea is your best bet. Who play's minesweeper with a joystick. Or even a mouse?!

I enjoy the cover art selected for the ebooks. How do you select the cover art and what sources do you like to use?

I recently got the Obsbot tiny 4k webcam. Even though 4k won't come through on videoconferencing software the color seems much more natural than Logitech webcams.

I'm looking forward to watching this. I wonder if it talks about Spiderisland BBS Software. This was my very first piece of software that opened up how to connect using a modem to another computer. The developers were really friendly and often interacted with the users as well.

I would love to try Lion Fish. I didn't know they where a fish that was eaten. Any ideas where you can get it at in Southern California besides the local pet store? :-D

I think we'll know it's met its full potential when the AI begins to conclude that it wasn't created, humans don't exist, and the existence of AI is from blind chance and natural mutations.

Wow. Cool tip. I'll have to try that.

I remember the airport in Finland had one and a young guy was play some beautiful classical music on it.

It's kind of sad but it looks like Kevin hasn't posted anything since this. I hope this experience didn't break him.

The funniest part of this video is when he tries to drink coffee with the Simula One on. Have you ever tried drinking anything while wearing VR Goggles???

Previously posted here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30067249

It's odd how many people died today. Meatloaf, Louis Anderson and the oldest woman in the United States Thelma Sutcliffe.

I have to admit I got some sticker shock when I saw the price. I really wanted to get this too...

Looking at the details of the article I still can't see what the breakout feature is that keeps me from just getting an Oculus Quest and using the Immersed app to do basically the same thing. The biggest "negative" the article seems to be focusing on is that you need a Facebook account to use Oculus Quest but I don't see many limits on the basic experience.

Also, it focuses on how no sacrifices were made and that this is a premium product. This is a hard sell since you can't wear it or try it first before forking over almost 3 grand. When iPhones first were released, they were a premium product, but you could go to an Apple Store and play with it first. Here you have to rely on a datasheet and trust that these improvements will significantly matter.

I would much rather have started with a less premium product that allows me to try it first and if I fall in love with the potential for productivity, I may invest it the premium product in the future.

Do you have any recommendations for similar services that aggregate quality long form articles?

Wow thanks for sharing this. I know I'm weird but I think I would still rather get DVDs because you have such a wider selection. And you can get very unique and hard to find movies. You're not locked into licensing deals between large movie studios.