As you’ve probably heard, it’s basically just NVidia with shitty drivers. They are getting better but are not included in many distros (they can usually be added through the package manager pretty easily) since they are proprietary. Intel and AMD generally work out of the box for gaming. NVidia drivers are bad enough that I sold my 2060 for an ARC a750 just because of the drivers lol.
The high schools in my city have dedicated city bus routes that transport most of the students. All students who live more than about 1km away get a city bus pass for the year, which means the school transport can be pretty flexible. This is in Canada btw. Many of the people who opt to drive instead either cone from far away because of certain programs at the school or are just privelidged af.
IIRC in my area kids can legally ride on sidewalks which makes sense.
My entire project was smaller than that panel mount connector since my project was adding usb-c to my 3DS. Every millimeter counted.
I had a project that used usb-c along with the appropriate resistors for usb-PD and while soldering the resistors would have been doable, for the port I caved in and got it assembled for me.
Kinda sad that an advertising company has majority VR market share.
I just kinda went through matrix clients from their website until I found one I liked.
I remember the matrix client hydrogen working well for me. It’s browser based, so I added it as an app using epiphany.
I mean, better it be late than have a botched launch.
Depending on the use, you may be able to spin then down when not in use, but that’s not always possible for some applications.
Just gotta hope they are not pointing the thing at you…
I totally agree with you. I’m simply astonished that we’re in this situation at all.
I’ve looked into getting these magnetic connectors for some of my devices but I’ve seen to many horror stories online about electrical damage caused by these cables. Seems worth it just to stick to plain connectors.
It still irks me how there is incentives for private companies to build dense, but they literally cannot since zoning laws make it illegal. Like, how often are the incentives of corps aligned with the public?
The closest I’ve seen to that would be the pinephone or librem 5, but they have their own issues.
No. Monado is it’s own openXR runtime. You can use it without steamVR being installed.
They could have made a VR version of the engine that runs in all the same places but shows the editor using OpenXR. It would work with fully open source setups like Monado, but also on compliant android headsets and steamVR.
EDIT: After reading the article, I realized that this is better replicated by something like wlx-overlay and is replicating desktop style VR development on a mobile platform. Would have liked to see it work on HTC and Pico headsets as well though.
I tried the demo a few weeks ago and it unfortunately did not work on linux.
Nintendo usually doesn’t do the right thing, but they kept the wii shop working for around 15 years after the console released, which seems reasonable enough, though for how much hosting costs they should still be offering downloads. IIRC you could store downloaded games on an SD cars so you could make a backup. Now the WiiU and 3DS, their online stuff shuttered too early. If I had bought Mariokart 8 digitally for my WiiU and wanted to redownload it, I would be unable, yet Nindendo still sells the same game on their newer switch store. The only Nintendo games I can say I own are the ones decrypted on my NAS that work with FOSS emulators.