Twitter didnt censor anything. It's Trump who's calling for censorship.

I tried to read the article but Tech Crunch has a cookie consent wall.

Fingerprint authentication is great for most people.

Depriving people of basic necessities during a crisis just so you can turn a profit is the proper way for things to work? It amazes me the rationalizations some people use to justify being a real shit to their fellow man. You've even managed to throw something in there about Communists, bravo.

Google will be launching a free service this year thats limited to 1080p while the subscription give you 4k and 5.1 audio. It's still a rip off though and it's sure to die as soon as MS/Sony launch thier services which will have a large collection of games to play for a monthly sub.

Immersion in VR is what makes it incredible, it's not a flaw.

You can also reset your system clock back 24 hours temporarily which fixed it for me.

He gave out the wrong address knowing that something could happen to the person living there. Thats highly irresponsible. He didn't have to misdirect or evade, he could have given him nothing.

Blasphemey laws where abolished in 2008 stop spreading nonsense.

You missed out https://www.dailykos.com/ from your list. A left-wing site. Don't you care about transparency?

Headsets are not heavy, the lenses don't constanly fog up or get dirty (they fog up for maybe a minute when you start using them) and a single wire going to the small unit next to my PS4 is a non issue for most games. Why do people who have no experience with VR feel the need to constantly chime in on its supposed failings?

Nonsense, I wear glasses and use PSVR on a regular basis. Why do people who have no experience with VR feel the need to constantly chime in on its supposed failings?

With music a recording isn't going to change no matter how many copys you make of it, but with food or drink the flavour of each item you produce can vary significantly. Take beer for example, the water from the area of each brewery can alter the flavour quite a bit, the Guinness you drink may taste different to the Guinness I drink and so on. Which particular flavour would be copyrighted, all of them? What if the water in an area changes over time, just how often would a flavour copyright need to be updated?

Americas internet services are10-15 years behind the UK (which is pretty average compared to the rest of the world). Data caps and high prices caused by a lack of competition are causing the US to slip further and further behind with no solution in sight.

There are no offensive words, only offensive intent. If I said "You are a disgrace to humanity" you would rightly be offended, despite me not using any "offensive" words. If I said "You're fucking awesome!" You wouldn't be offended, unless you happen to have an irrational fear of "offensive" words.