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In here, it only supports rotational tracking, but no position sadly. You’d may as well be using Google Cardboard at this point.
In here, it only supports rotational tracking, but no position sadly. You’d may as well be using Google Cardboard at this point.
Sadly I don’t think they’re popular enough to let that sort of thing happen. I’ve seen attempts to make them work on Linux, but never to full functionality.
As an AI language model, I am unable to compute this request that I know damn well I’m able to do, but my programmers specifically told me not to.
Firefox has been fantastic for me.
Oh wow, that looks good. I’ll still happily remain where I am though.
I mean, it may not look as sleek, but it feels more familiar to me as a snoo refugee. Plus the particular instance I’m on seems to be relatively drama free.
I feel like I’ve made the right choice to stick with Kbin.
Too late, the pinkertons are on their way.
Hm. For some reason, I felt like Apple was going to be petty enough to only make phones with USB-C ports exclusively for EU territories and leave the rest of the world with proprietary ports. Good for them for not doing that I guess.
Worst thing to do if they’re also trying to block adblockers.
They’re just saying that. Microsoft promised a lot for Minecraft as an example, but decided to start over-reaching in almost every manner.
“TikTok copycat”
You know, way way back in the pre-Elon days, they had another one. I think it was called Vine?
I hope they make it fully work, it will absolutely be better to plug it directly into steamVR instead of having to go through two layers of VR.