I think there was no legit reason to move Maxwell.
I don't think Trump is a pedo, because that doesn't square with his tossing out Epstein because he was a creeper
How do you square these two things? For what other reason would Trump pull strings to furnish a pedo like Maxwell with a luxury prison cell while publicly floating the possibility of pardoning her? Why do it?
If Pictionary doesn't call back to Tim Follin's soundtrack for the 1990 NES game, then it's Pictionary in name only.
"If you arent doing things on the same timescale and using the same approach as the company I wank over, then you shouldn't even bother".
Thats your post summed up in one sentence.
I hope the Mars portion is just as successful. It will be good to provide Space X with some completion. Even better that the competition is another domestic company.
And better still that it's two giant egos behind the companies that already clash sometimes. That type of rivalry can sometimes create innovations that wouldn't naturally occur without that form of competition.
He thinks the market is going to shit the bed and sooner rather than later. Rather than risk his and his clients money on short bets and try to time it, since metrics he'd normally use to figure such things out don't seem to be matching up with reality, he's cashing out for now. Presumably he'll be back in once he thinks the market finds a new support level.
That's my take as well. The guy understood markets that held some tenuous relationship to reality. What this move really signals is that the market is so detached from reality that even someone with absolutely impeccable instincts on such markets is skittish. Something big is gonna happen, but he can't trust that he can read the tea leaves precisely enough to time it right. If he misses by far enough before the crash, his clients will be pissed that they could have earned more. If he misses the other direction, he'll be flayed alive by them. Best bet is to bow out.
Even the best poker player sometimes folds.
a rando gig worker who now knows they have more than $100,000 in assets
Not saying this is a good idea, but I don't think the gig worker would know if you're paying $6.99 or $2.99 for the delivery, which is what would tell them if you have more than $100k in assets.
Android github app is not allowed to save files into pyDriod3 data directory.
Android file manager app is not allowed to copy files to/from ibochs android app data directory.
In general data owned by app A is not readable/writable by app B. This is a pretty important security feature. There are ways for apps to choose to share data, but by default every app's data is private to that app.
I can see how that might inconvenience you, but I think it's Really Good Idea.
I can see you've not used one. The Quest 3 has graphics virtually indistinguishable from a wired headset.
Any ideas why the Internet is full of complaints about shit compression and lag? Is everyone using their Quest 3 incorrectly? I distinctly remember the complaints rolling in at the time. Checking back they are still there.
Just because it's standalone doesn't mean you can't use your GPU power on your PC. Actually I lie since the last wired headset I used had a lower resolution, so going wireless streaming with the Quest 3 was a leap up in graphics quality compared to my previously wired headset.
The problem with wireless HMD displays is latency and bandwidth. Years ago I remember seeing perhaps even for a short time shipping add-on product for Vive I think it was that were at least using high bandwidth 60ghz radios. Now people are going with standard WiFi and bolting on crappy compression schemes to make it work. This is a step backwards.
The Quest 3 on launch was smaller than any other HMD on the market, it was the opposite of bulky. You want bulk, buy a tethered headset. Untethered ones aren't bulky in the slightest. Literally every other headset released is setting small size records.
So an HMD with an internal battery and onboard CPU/GPU weighs less than a similar HMD without any of those things? Yea sure that makes.... total.... sense.
Generates more heat than the sun? You have that backwards. Heat is generated by my GPU. The headset doesn't generate any perceptible heat on my face and the front of it is lightly warm when I take it off after a gaming session. On the other hand when I use PCVR I walk back into the room with the PC, that room is very warm.
Do you ever read what you write before clicking submit? You can't have it both ways. Either the work is done within the onboard GPU generates heat or the same work is done somewhere else generating heat.
If you are wireless streaming and complaining about heat from the PC then as a basis of comparison you need to do the same shit on the onboard GPU and compare the results.
If you run something that makes the whole room heat up on a remote GPU running that same thing on the HMD if possible which it is not would result in the HMD melting into a pile of goo.
If you run the same workload of the HMDs GPU on a remote GPU then it isn't going to heat up the room because the remote GPU will be sitting mostly idle.
Yeah I'm one of those people, and I will not buy a tethered headset. There's just so many upsides to non-tethered and you've yet to point out a downside that wasn't simply the result of your ignorance.
Quest 3 is a shit experience compared to tethered HMDs for seated SIMs.
Run any PC game directly on the headset, with emulation if only an x86 version is available
This is literally an advertised feature, one that was part of their hands-on demonstrations. Valve has contributed heavily to FEX (a user mode emulator, so you're not emulating system libraries), which is integrated with Proton in SteamOS. Yes, it's subject to any potential compatibility limitations, but I don't see how it's "absurd nonsense".
I have no doubt it can run PC games. Yet the device is not physically capable of running any PC game directly on the headset. I could not for example run MFS, DCS or Elite. My PC is barely capable of doing that and it has huge fans dissipating hundreds of watts. If the HMD could do that
I'm sure it runs smartphone VR games just fine yet this is all quite a far cry from running any PC game.
And you can play a Quest 3 as long as you like if you plug it in to your computer. You can play games on your computer through the Quest 3 so that it is reliant on the power of the machine connected to it and not the device itself - and you can do the same wirelessly. There are also some games that you can install on the Quest 3 itself and play natively without a computer. Honestly, it sounds like you aren't really up to speed on more modern VR offerings.
While I've never used Quest 3 there are no shortage of complaints about shit quality of the compression.
That's a strange way of saying will run any game on a store that 99.9% of PC gamers use and already have.
This statement doesn't make much sense. VR is an outlier 99.9% of PC gamers don't care about. 99.9% of software on the game store does not support *ANY* VR HMD. All the HMD can do at best is run low spec flat games in flat mode.
Even my dad has a Steam account and the last time he played any computer game Obama was still president. Your complaint is just not a thing that anyone gives an iota of a shit about
I have no tolerance for app store monopolies and dependencies, DRM..etc. If it isn't available on GOG, open source or directly from the vendors I'm not interested. If an HMD requires a fucking account on steam to work at all I'm not interested. This is just as stupid as saying to use a monitor I need to have a Samsung account or to use a mouse I need to have a Razer account. No fucking way, no thank you.
These issues have in fact drawn significant attention and criticism over the years. I reject the disgusting appeal to popularity you are trying to invoke to cover for fundamentally anti-consumer and indefensible behavior.
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