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  • I think it depends where you’re coming from. For me:

    • I owned an oculus 1 dev kit, and had some experience with VR a long time ago and enjoyed it, but there weren’t many games.
    • Meta bought oculus and requires a meta account to even use their devices, so that’s a no for me.
    • Valve index looked interesting, but I wasn’t aware of it at launch, and by the time I was, there were whispers of a successor, so I wanted to wait.

    So I have no VR headset and I want to get into again. From my research, this is the best all around non-meta headset on the market (especially if you’re getting the color pass through accessory). Plus I love Valve’s whole model of making things free, open source, and interpretable. So supporting them financially is fine by me as well.









  • TragicNotCute@lemmy.worldtoMemes@lemmy.ml•My flabbers are gasted
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    2 months ago

    Not quite.

    Dr Pepper is definitely wrong. Fully independent. Pepsi provides distribution in some markets, but that’s it.

    Starbucks is also wrong. Pepsi distributes bottled fraps through a joint venture, but they are separate companies.

    Ready to drink Lipton drinks come from Pepsi, but the brand it not owned by Pepsi (teabags and other).

    Tazo was sold to Unilever in 2017 but then also sold again in 2022 to the same parent company of Lipton.

    Ocean spray is a farmer coop, Pepsi just does distribution.