I'm hoping it's going to be openly compatible with any pcvr games and that they don't lock it down to only games that either pay Sony for compatibility or only for use on ported Sony games.
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It's funny how absolutely off the mark wrong you are about this, and wrong on more than just one level.
That's not really the same at all.
I bought a few "Jetz Scrubz Scrubber Sponges". They're synthetic but suds up and work as well as real sponges. I've been swapping back and forth between two of them for 6 months and they still look feel and smell great. Most of my dishes get the dishwasher but non dw safe stuff or things that need scrubbed clean first get these used on them and then I throw it in the dishwasher as well. I use two so I still have one if the other is in the dishwasher.
5/5 sponge experience. Would recommend.
I know if you use steamdecks desktop you can flatpack install Yuzu, but if they have to remove it from flatpack due to the lawsuit, that won't end up helping things later on.
Is it just the Linux 64 version of yuzu that you use for steam deck, or is it a different one?
Then my guess is that someone got ahold of that email list and started using it to send spam and that caused Gmails algorithm to start flagging anything sent out to a bunch of members of that email group at the same time as such.
I know it's "big evil corporate overlord", but Gmail is pretty damned good at it, really.
If I get spam from a company I recognize I gave my email to, I'll go in it and click the unsubscribe button and do it that way. Anyone else and I just mark it as spam and Gmail does a pretty good job of sending swaths of junk emails into the spam folder. I don't get much that slips through. Very occasionally I'll sign up for something I'm supposed to get an email for but don't, and I'll find it in the spam folder. If I think I'll want more emails from that company, I move it to my regular folder.
Lol. Yelp is trying to claim that they're reliable content that people want.
The effing advertisement for an iPad at the end of that article......64GB of Ram. Lol.
9th gen iPads have 8GB ram. The 64GB is the tiny bit of storage it gives you.
It's the issues over the immersion, mostly. The bit of eyestrain and the nausea if you're walking around in game that has to be worked around. After the wow factor goes away it's not much better for many games than just gaming on a screen. Flight sim stuff and racing games could be great, but those aren't super popular sectors right now, and trying to play something like COD would be really nauseous. Personally, I want a great boxing game(I know. Also niche). None have been programmed well enough on VR.