Yep and then you’ll a PC that meets these specs:

That’s what things like the Samsung Gear VR headset are for. $100, uses Galaxy Note5, S6, S6 edge, or S6 edge+, and made in conjunction with Oculus. They’ve put their name on the “everyman’s” VR headset (granted, you need to have on of the most recent top-line Samsung phones) so that if people really like it and want…

Honestly if you can afford $2000 (on the low end) for an awesome gaming rig (I’m talking a 980 GTX and up), and hundreds for a big Steam library, you can probably afford the $600 for an oculus

No, they don’t. They need to get hardcore gamers on board and then bring the cost of the tech down over time.

Same here. I also need VR to get to the point where it’s in enough stores that I can test it to make sure that it’s not giving me headaches. Last time I used VR I had a very uncomfortable 10 minutes after 15 minutes of use.

Wow. I just lost interest in an instant. And honestly, we’re still pretty early in the stage of VR, so it can only go up from here AND be cheaper.

The show is unapologetically all about ass.

There’d have to be more spinal contortion than a woman on a Spider-man comic cover

There’s a massive, massive, dispiritingly massive difference between a person’s verbal and written language - I’m a teacher, and I’ve taught plenty of articulate pupils on the cusp of leaving school who still don’t use capital letters and full stops correctly, let along sub-clauses.

Random TIE pilot really held the plot together.

Not if you live in Latin America, no-electricity people are being born every day in far away communities and the outskirts of every city.

Don’t forget that the more complex a system, the more inconvenient to maintain. If a regular light switch or a regular W.C. breaks down, it’s fairly easy to fix. A “smart” contraption would probably require a technician and maybe it’s not even easily fixable and needs to be completely replaced, because it might not…

I’m pretty sure the pre-electric light generation is dead at this point.

Maybe I’m just an old, but I like turning light switches on and off (and I love a good pull chain!). I like answering the door when friends come. I like figuring out what music I want to listen to. I don’t understand the appeal of automating those sorts of things. It sounds like a similar ethos to the Soylent people-…

I have a cat. Servant wouod be a promotion, I think footstool is more accurate.

I’m fairly certain I am a servant to my dog.

Good to see that big companies still dare to make realistic games.

Doing something you have a passion for in your spare time and at your leisure is far different than doing something to make a profit. You add in stress, support, publishers, and deadlines and suddenly your passion becomes your biggest stress factor, or worse case is no longer your passion and just your job. It’s not…

So that the human virus will infect other systems. ( someone stop hm before the aliens take notice!)

a hundred years from now people will be really pissed at us. they’ll look at our sci-fi movies and say, “these fuckers totally knew where this was headed and did nothing to stop it.”