Why wouldn't you just get corrective lenses in your device? It is less than $100.

With an estimated 5M Q2s sold and developer making millions, I don't think they care much what you think.

So far that has only been confirmed for "Windows 10 Home".

Why would they give out that info?

It is cute that you think that paying for Windows gets you any say in how Windows works.

...and Gmail and Google.com keep telling me to switch to Chrome. So what?

> essentially like the value the social media giant attributes to your data

That is BS. The difference in price is the combination of a 2 year warranty, 24/7 enterprise level support, and the loss of any profit from Software because the Oculus Business devices cannot access the Oculus Store.

The Quest is a console. Its price is as low as it is for the same reason the Xbox and PS are priced the way they are, because they make a lot of money from software sales. That is not the case with the enterprise version because, as I said, enterprise devices cannot use the public store.

Who is still using an email client that loads images from unknown senders by default?

The way the crash is depicted, had it been a car with a v8, the hole engine might have ended up in someone's lap.

You are so right. If the battery compartment was torn apart and parts were thrown that far.. the parts of an internal combustion engine would have just as bad or worse.

If you don't know what the point is, you have never used Edge's profile system. It is fantastic when you have to use multiple identities across many websites and gives you an almost unlimited number of fully isolated InPrivate windows.

It is almost as if they have a service for sale and they want people to pay for it. Say it isn't so!

And the linked article it is only a week old... Welcome to slashdot, last week's news that no longer matters.

Yea, you can choose any browser you want as long as it is just a wrapper about Apple's rendering engine.

You don't need to read past "I've always had a small level of this but it's greatly intensified now."

You need to read all of their stuff...

The consider a PIN to be more secure because it only works with physical access to the device so the PIN & Trusted device is more secure than a password because knowing the password will get you into multiple entry points, but knowing the PIN will only get you into that device.