ask yourself this: if a random person mike lindell’s age offered 5 million dollars if someone could prove the earth isn’t flat, would someone ever be allowed to collect that in court?

If someone who was known to be relatively rich held a competition, where he repeatedly made the claim, and said anyone who could prove him wrong would be paid, set requirements “you have to pay to come to my event to make a claim”, and then advertised that fact, then yes, i think that person would have an appropriate claim.

At some point, ‘you’ have to take responsibility for your actions. If I a bet online, and lost, I would expect to have to pay.

thanks man! I’ll check it out

sounds amazing. can you put up a link?

I mean, the options seem to be “this man is mentally ill, he needs to enter adult conservatorship” or “this man is an adult, who made a contract, and is being held to a contract”

He doesnt seem to be so far gone he needs a conservator, so his contracts are valid.

I think you can pair something like an xbox controller… but i havn’t heard of any spatial controllers.

Apple is all flash and show, and they advertised it as “you dont need controllers, just use your hands”… which is great for some things, but will never be good for a lot of applications.

as a VR enthusiast: if the had just added controllers it would have made it so much more useable.

No matter how good your gesture controlls are, it still greatly limits its use. Theres a reason we use mice and styluses with computers, instead of touch and mid-air gestures!

I just found that Runescape shut down its forums, replacing it with a discord.

Look, i love my clans discord, and my discord with friends, but one for a game like that is nearly unusable.

we just had a kid, and we share the occasional photo of them on facebook. Usually really nice pictures, designed to make sure it wont impact them in the future.

Anything more personal is sent via direct chats, text messages, ect.

Cant image sharing personal details about my kid, the kind which would haunt them for years down the road.

while i have some significant beef with samsung’s repair-ability, i was able to get my phone repaired. Had a problem with the antenna, and for $200 CAD had a new modem and a new antenna installed at a private shop.

At least samsung doesnt ‘key’ their parts!

who could have forseen that “the app, as a hardware device” wouldnt sell well.

yea, ill go looking for great movies and games which have good Dolby Atmos… but once i buy it, i dont need to see a splash screen every time.

Wish we could have a single splash screen with all the bits of tech. then its only one, instead of screen after screen…

for sure! i bought it really early on, and it was amazing.

Just wish that they hadn’t bodged it so bad.

that, and fix some of the spegheti code from KSP 1. I love the game, but no one argued that it wasnt a hack job

Thats what i want to know, i use Authy, and want to know if its worth switching for.

Meta is valued at 1.12 Trillion, which, sure, is only ~1/2 of Apples 2.6 Trillion… but Meta could invest in VR for the next 20 years without feeling the pain.

I do love my Q2 and Q3, and hope they keep pushing VR forward, which is the main (maybe only) reason i was happy to see apple join the competition.

yea, thats about how far i got. Last thing we need is more fear of something that likley wont happen…

Why have a drone drop something off, when you could bring in something much larger in a backpack

Its just an odd double standard you have, some chemicals are OK to be added, others are not. My thought process is very simple “fluoride is extremely safe, and everyone deserves the opportunity to live without cavities, lets level that playing field, the same as we do by chlorinating our water”

Fluoride is NOT a neurotoxin in the amounts the found in tap water. Everything is toxic in high enough quantities, and if you think we should ban something because in concentrate it is toxic, then we need to ban water too. If you think fluoride is a neurotoxin in the levels mandated by the FDA, please prove that.

but what if the water is naturally too high in fluoride. should we not use “drugs” to remove the flouride to bring it back to safe levels?

Should we remove the “calcium drug” that is in groundwater too? and trace iron? those are drugs the same way fluoride is, should we be removing them?

What about the chlorine we add to water to make sure water remains safe. thats a “drug”, isnt it? should we only ship raw water, and just accept some people will die?

Or should we put on our bigboy pants, and deal with reality?

you grew up on well water, which is often high in fluoride.

You likely benefited from high fluoride, and just didnt realize it.

i would have killed for that. got a 1.8% 20 year morgatge in 2021, would have loved to lock in at that.