Rules for thee

What a relief! I was worried she might outlive her grandma. Thanks for tying up the cliffhanger.

For the life of me I cannot figure out how to run KVM locally. Every tutorial I’ve found is targeted at people doing servers.

Are we talking about Windows or me at this point?

That’s what Jesus said when you slid out of your mom’s front butt.

Do you have any idea what jars of teeth go for these days???

Did a little digging and it seems like the main barrier to entry in the way of plug and play would be setting up a Meta account and using your smartphone to set it up. From what I know about Meta automatically making an account for every human they are aware of and the fact that all Androids (and iPhones?) have Facebook pre-installed with pre-loaded wide permissions, that’s effectively the same as handing Zuckerberg all of my personal information by buying a Quest. While researching, I found it incredibly difficult to find anyone serious about privacy discussing the matter without getting shut down with a “Who cares? They have your information already just give them more.”

Soft pass until I know how to do it without leaking my life to the Meta gods.

I would love the Quest and have multiple if it weren’t for the Facebook requirement.

2/2 of your comments ITT are missing periods.

Same. Every time I get a captcha I remember it’s because I don’t have Google sitting on my shoulder watching literally every move I make on my browser.

Thank the gods.

VPN and strong anti fingerprinting probably.

This is a classic case of letting the perfect be the enemy of the good.

… That’s not an example of bad road design.

Incrementally making better intersections is still a good idea.

Try a Live USB and find out for yourself if your distro of choice plays nice with your rig. You could have your answer in an hour or so of following YouTube tutorials.

Until the clickable part is gone.

I dislike cars generally but how is engineering traffic to be safer for all parties like the designs pictured a bad idea?

Mysteriously, your performance review is suddenly much worse, citing completely unrelated reasons.

Reading hard. Easier to make quip.

I’d be fine with billionaires getting it first. As much as I’m not a fan of late stage capitalism, I refuse to cut off my nose to spite my face; they got A/C, feather beds, cars, baths, and all sorts of other luxuries long before us plebs got them. Let them beta test the stuff, and by the time the economies of scale pick up enough for it to be affordable to the rest of us, the kinks will be worked out.

Of course there’s always the possibility of a cartel withholding it from the masses, but that’s what the second amendment and guillotines were invented for.