But that’s not what people are doing

They always use a word and an emoji

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet

Basically: It’s a way to distinguish same looking, but different sounding letters

And thus more data

example.net and example.org

That is the third leg

I’d like to thank you for proving my point

Where else would they shot their guns?

Yeah, that basically was my reaction when I saw it the first time

At least it’s not an app. yet

The “good” coffee machine at my workplace was updated, so you have to use your phone to select the coffee

Mind you, it has buttons. And a full color screen. It worked fine before. But now you need to scan a fucking QR code that opens a slow ass website, just to press a button

blinks in morse

True. That’s what the east reserved for people who critizised the state

Not really sure if it’s useful to ask if diarrea or regular shit is worse.

I don’t want to step in either

that’s genuinely nice

well, at least there will be a positive effect from them for once

I’m more of a 4:3 guy

depending on the setup, it could be a bit tricky. I think it never got updated since the release during HTC Vive times.

But I think anything SteamVR supported should work.

It’s a bummer that it’s basically abandoned. Even ignoring above experience, I spent hours just flying around the planet, looking at cities the size of toys

I think about that episode constantly.

It could have been such a great pro-trans episode with even just minor tweaks

One thing that comes to mind and that sticks out, because it’s not something that I expected:

Google Earth has a VR mode.

There is an intro “animation”, where you get teleported to various landmarks. From cities, to deserts to mount everest.

But at the end, it places you into space, with the earth in front of you. Basically in touching distance.

It was a moment of pure, unexpected overview effect.

I basically just stood there for what must have been a minute at least and was very much not expecting such an emotion

I mean… It’s definitely a solid first step

Britain