Here are the glasses that it looks like the unit in the article uses, you can buy them now, and they already kind of do what you describe, but only support Mac for now.
https://www.amazon.com/Glasses...
I imagine other AR glasses would work just as well for what you describe, and as someone else stated, Immersed is an AR/VR app that allows you to control windows on a computer.
The Verge review indicates that they don't sound very good.
There are still replacement parts available for the headphones I bought 4 years ago now.
https://aiaiai.audio/headphone...
I guess it all depends on what the company you get them from is like. Though, Aiaiai headphones are not cheap, so that might be part of it as well.
Also, the only part I have broken was the cable on mine, I ran over it with my desk chair.
Personally, I would compare it with OneNote. It seems to be a note taking app mixed with some kind of online wiki.
Above is meant to be informative, and not a personal attack. This is a common misuse, and I try to challenge it whenever I see it because it is wrong. Citation: https://time.com/12597/the-ukr...
so it gets to censor the way certain politicians want.
That is quite literally a first amendment violation. The government cannot request someone else censor someone to get around the first, just as they cannot themselves censor the people.
https://www.eeoc.gov/religious...
Religious isn't a protected class? Since when?
Madoff was much the same, as Robin Williams put it so well:
In the midst of all this, there was Bernie Madoff. An embezzler named "made off." Hmm. Was the name not a clue? Did he have to be with the accounting firm of Dewey, Fuckyou, and Howe?
Then, after the fact, the USA saw this as an opportunity to get Assange.
Speaking of things with no basis in reality. The US would have a harder time getting him in Sweden than in UK, there is no reason to believe that the Swedish charges had anything to do with the US. That was Assange's take, but since he is paranoid, and there is not evidence for it, it is just a conspiracy theory, and it doesn't even make sense.
Pretty sure Assange behaved badly, two women at once.
He was accused of having sex with a woman without a condom after telling her he would, also, it was while she was asleep, which means that she could not provide consent.
https://www.reuters.com/articl...
The next morning, however, under circumstances which remain deeply murky, the sources said, Assange allegedly had sex with the woman again, this time without a condom. Then, after a meal during which the Mail says that the woman joked that she could be pregnant, they parted on friendly terms, with Miss W buying Assange his train ticket back to Stockholm.
The request from the women for an STD test stemmed from the two timing, but the rape charges were for non-consensual sex.
As for the women not wanting to press charges, it seems I have this case confused with another, it looks like the charges were being pressed by the women, they were dropped because the prosecutor didn't feel that with the time that had passed that they would have enough evidence.
And what happened to those charges. Mysteriously disappeared. Some minor ones may have expired, but not the main rape charges.
That is what happens when you wait out the statute of limitations, and the women drop the charges, the case falls apart.
One of the fixes I have seen mentioned (maybe on GN?) was to shorten the connectors so that if it isn't fully inserted, it doesn't make the connection. This would be compatible with the existing stuff, without significantly changing things. The female side (power supply) would have the dimples closer together, while the male side (video card) would stay the same.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
No, the DNC. But I am pretty sure you already knew that.
What I find funny is, he was donating to the exact people who would push for more regulations, while touting how horrible regulation is.
Ask Joe, I am sure he knows about volcanoes.
Somebody ought to cross ball point pens with coat hangers so that the pens will multiply instead of disappear.
