What about those, um, VR videos you can find online? I think 94 seconds is all I really need.

When the camera movies without me physically moving, I am throwing up immediately. Do you mean a virtual nose would fix that?

My kid loves his quest 2 still. He pretty much only plays gorilla tag though.

Exactly. Somebody needs to explain to them what “backtrack” means…

If we’re going to let them in the country, of course we should let them work.

Wow, that’s actually really shitty. They should have just raised the prices by $24, and announced a cheaper version of prime with ads. Nobody would have questioned it.

I wonder what their AI concessions look like. Sounded like the studios were offering nothing around those demands before.

Last time I looked at VPNs, mullvad seemed highly recommended for privacy and security. Sounds like it may still be the case.

Seems too obvious, though. What protections do other air defense systems use?

I guess what you’re looking for is the equivalent of a multireddit.

2-3 monolithic instances is probably inevitable for general usage. And also, this is 100% better than a single privately controlled corporation.

There are also niche instances where specific communities may fit better on than the general instances.

And also, if the 2-3 monolithic instances start fucking around, there are plenty of alternate instances we can migrate to.

That’s no different than Reddit. You want to follow a hobby on Reddit, you need to find the specific community that is most popular even though there could be thousands.

That’s just unnecessary, though. The only effect of this is to have numerous separately moderated communities, which sounds like a nightmare to me.

If you’re talking about communities existing on each instance, ie lemmy.world/c/photography and lemmy.ml/c/photography then yeah, those won’t sync. But the users need to coalesce around once of those, say the lemmy.ml one, then when you go to lemmy.world/c/photography@lemmy.ml. The duplicate communities is no different than Reddit having 2 similar subreddits.

Well, as a Lemmy pioneer, you are a part of the user’s that decides which instance’s community wins. Quit supporting all instance’s versions of the same community. Choose one, and if a different one wins out, switch.

Ya’ll are basically talking about how Lemmy works already. You have c/photography on Lemmy.ml. And while you’re logged into Lemmy.world, it’s c/photography@lemmy.ml.

You subscribe on Lemmy.world and comment on Lemmy.world and everything is synced. If Lemmy.ml is down, you can still see everything and comment from Lemmy.world and itll sync once Lemmy.ml is back online.

I think the user’s just need to coalesce around a single instance’s community and let the other ones go away. Don’t treat each instance’s version of a community the same. Subscribe to the one that has the most users (or best mods) and let the other ones die.

It’s no different than reddit having multiple subreddits with similar themes. r/xbox vs r/xboxone for instance. If I’m looking to subscribe to one, I will look at the subreddit with the most users and ignore the other one.

God damn that was so well said. All I could come up with was “Fuck Elon Musk”.

Bottom line, your browser should not be part of the ad network.

Bro, eat a snickers…

What do you mean by “on the backs of others”? Are you saying that then using chrome impacts others that don’t use chrome?