The valve index has lower ppd though (quest 2 has 17 ppd, index has 14 ppd). The index controllers aren’t as precise at gripping things and they don’t work with sweat on them.

Standalone headsets have better support on linux also than the index.

I myself bought an index headset to switch from quest 2 and its not a better headset. At most its a side grade that costs way more, and wouldn’t have been worth it other than getting base stations for the base station ecosystem.

The quest 3 has like 25 ppd (pixels per degree) and the human limit is like at least 60 ppd. So your friend needs some glasses

The index is also not as good as the quest 2. Although if a valve index full kit were selling for 233.3 dollars (1/3 of 700) that is honestly worth it solely for the basestations to use with full body tracking. Basestations tend to sell for 300 usd a pair.

I’m not seeing any index full kits selling for that cheap though, at a minimum 550 for the full kit.

In emacs that is what those keys are called

I saw your last sentence and thought of harfbuzz maybe? I don’t see any way to financially support the project and its used in pretty much everything that displays text

Phones have already came with ai processors for a long time, specifically for speech recognition and camera features, its not advertised because its from before the bubble started

I still use deviantart occasionally and the ui has gotten worse every year. Even ignoring the impact ai art has had on the platform, search doesn’t work anymore, groups don’t work anymore, its impossible to find things you are looking for

Ok so there are 3 microsoft products called copilot now. Surely this won’t confuse anyone

switch to lightmode in vim

Pearaon also has homework on their site these days. I’ve only used pearson for physics homework, because I didn’t have the need to read the book. I needed to buy the book for the homework though

https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/545/hide-top-bar/

Theres a gnome extension for that

Steam frame could be big for vr on linux. Before steam deck came out I dualbooted windows for gaming because gaming didn’t work well on linux. Nowadays its great. Steam vr is super buggy on linux right now and doesn’t even have feature parity with steam vr on windows. Hopefully steam vr becomes good on linux because I would imagine the steam frame needs it to be good

This is why its generally better to only write new code in more memory safe langs instead of rewriting everything

Literally every VR headset released this year is over 1k usd. Only meta (and now valve) care about budget headsets

Its a standalone headset that runs steamos.

Sometimes game design makes it physically impossible. Any foot based rhythm game (DDR, PIU. DRS) is not playable by wheelchair bound people. Most good vr games will give motion sickness to people. Those people can enjoy different games that are designed with them in mind

Wikipedia already has a button where you can go to another language’s version of that page where you can then machine translate it yourself.

I enjoy lisp and emacs but nothing will convince me to use guix over nixos. At most I guess I would switch to arch and use the guix package manager there.

Free healthcare in america in 2025: