Every few years I start getting emulators setup but then give up. Wanted to setup on Raspberry pie, Nvidia shield, and now maybe steam deck is next.

I liked it. Unfortunately aside from valve, no serious studio has put any resources into making a good vr game.

Sitting games could be big on vr. Flight/space sims could be awesome.

Am I thinking of that game with the awesome scope mechanics? That game has PVE modes?

Don’t disagree but surely it’s not impossible to add some regulations to protect the consumers here.

ADA lawsuits can fix that.

Driving a smaller SUV and the number of vehicles whos headlight are at my eye level really sucks. There’s also some study out there about the unnecessary raised hood that does nothing but increase fatalities and lowers visibility of the 10 meters directly in front of the vehicle.

Harvards cs50 I believe has"the missing lecture" that talks about deployments and other activities surrounding programming.

If you want to learn how to make web apps you want to make sure the course includes deployments. Or get a specific course on the cloud platform you want to learn.

Let’s put strip clubs up there too.

They are prioritizing things deemed necessities.

The problem is cars never stop

I believe you that you experience this but it’s simply not the case nation wide. I grew up without a car and walked/bussed for my entire 20s. Never had an issue, though I do make sure Imnsituationally aware no matter who has the right away.

Dedicated cycle for pedestrians, all way crossing so they can cross diagonally too. It separates cars and pedestrians completely.

Pedestrian scramble is probably more appropriate than banning right on red, and is proven to greatly reduce accidents. No need to have cars sitting idling longer than needed and adding to congestion. Ive also worked in a downtown area where pedestrian traffic could get so heavy cars couldn’t turn right on green.

Being pissed is the wrong framing of the issue. There’s a legitimate issues with gimping our infrastructure. Nobody would die if we all drove 5mph, but the personal and economic losses to millions of people would be catestrophic.

Random user who shares their unverifiable anecdotes or actual research. Tough choice.

You just listed the cost. Time. Another is reduced thouroughput/increased traffic.

Well, people are arguing cases for different countries in the same thread.

What does it mean to dismantle the system?

The birth rate is below the replacement rate. That’s clearly not the issue.

Good luck to the apartment dwellers when the next wave of COVID hits.

I lived in an apartment for 3 months and had to tip toe as quietly as humanly possible after 6pm or the person downstairs would bang on the ceiling. And I’m alreat a really quiet person…

A lot of apartments aren’t exactly modern. And it doesn’t help that people are so eager to call these impractical living spaces “historical”.