Ignorance is steak.

They never are. FML. Wait... they never do that either. Double FML.

Is your life a pretty lady because I might take up that offer. Otherwise no.

Well, it's depressing! What happens if they do that?

Tank cares. Damn it.

Yesterday, Oculus VR announced that it was being acquired by Facebook for $2 billion. The deal isn't fully closed yet, but it will be soon, and then Facebook will own themselves a virtual reality company.

That's also the misunderstanding that comes along with the "oh they should stop being whiny emo kids" set. There are reasons for disappointment aside from "boo hoo I'm sad." I responded to someone else that Notch's statement sums up what the disappointment is actually about: "I definitely want to be a part of VR,…

I don't see how being a human prevents you from utilizing that first example.

You underestimate the severity of Quake Arena. Whole nations have fallen. Tyrannies overthrown. T-baggings delivered.

I think Notch's comments sum up why the FB acquisition in particular seems painful: "Facebook is not a company of grass-roots tech enthusiasts. Facebook is not a game tech company. Facebook has a history of caring about building user numbers, and nothing but building user numbers. People have made games for Facebook…

This is what bugs me about all the posts saying "oh they should stop whining." I think most of us understand they "got what they paid for," but they're totally allowed to be disappointed. It's only human.

More like "you backed cancer research, and instead of curing cancer, they create a relentlessly profitable pharmaceutical industry." In other words, just like IRL.

All I heard from your post is "waaaah waaah waaah FB kids waaaah!"

I would re-evaluate my beliefs and start tipping cows. Damn it, FB. Look what you did to the cows.

There must be much in life that remains unfathomable to you.

I think I need a break from bars in San Francisco...

Finally. Thank you.

Part of me was thinking she'd come out and reveal she was a man.

MorpheusCraft here we come.

Right now most people associate emulation with retro systems, with working emulators topping out at the PS2 and GameCube generation, but as PC hardware advances folks are trying hard to add the Xbox 360 and PS3 to that roster.