You need the modded java client vivecraft, and either a premium USB link cable, beta oculus software to run on the charge cable, or virtual desktop to run wirelessly. This of course assumes you have a VR capable PC. Keep in mind that due to it's very nature, minecraft has difficulty maintaining frames. On my Index, I get better performance in Half-life: Alyx, than I do in minecraft, but it's still quite fun if it doesn't make you sick! The quest does have lower resolution targets for minecraft to keep up, and if you don't shell out for the premium link cable, there are bandwidth concerns, but you're probably going to be limited by minecraft itself. good luck!

I prefer the term Hamburger Button.

Simple solution: buy a device that doesn't have a baseband / access to the cellular network. There's the iPod touch, and $130 cheaper iPads. There are also a myriad of android devices from china that you probably shouldn't trust anyway.

But... OS X is older than Windows.

If we're just talking about 1 button Apple mice, I think the Pro mouse is better than ADB II. Also, it's not hard to get used to the hockey-puck, even if you have enormous hands like mine.

fuck the magic mouse. it's all about the magic trackpad + better touch tool

Also, the app needs to set a flag that opts into AppNap, otherwise it'll continue to have the same CPU and IO priority as before.

Uñon!

See Gate Keeper on OS X.

Allow applications downloaded from:
[] App Store
[x] App Store and identified developers
[] Anywhere

That and things like OpenGL drivers make a difference in performance.

Did you know that you can run steam and source engine games on ubuntu now?

because http://java-0day.com/

It felt like a long series of tutorials and the entertaining end sequences were just the start of the actual game. and then it ended. I like the direction that portal 2 took the story though.

you aren't required to keep all 6 GB of blockchain history unless you are mining. It just so happens that the official bitcoin client does keep the entire 6 GB blockchain history. You are welcome to use any non-official client since the protocol is 100% open source.

I never said it was OK for either company. stop putting words in my mouth.