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Suekru t1_ja5b82k wrote
Reply to comment by wtf--dude in The Bluesleuth-Lite is a device that can instantly find a hidden AirTag by thebelsnickle1991
You aren’t being tracked, the luggage/package is. You just happen to be near it.
They don’t know anything about you so I would hardly say you are being tracked.
Suekru t1_ja2scq5 wrote
Reply to comment by kermitRKO in A custom 100-pound laptop with a 43-inch screen by thebelsnickle1991
I mean. 100 pounds on your lap isn’t not that bad. People sit on each other all the time lol
Suekru t1_j1iwux5 wrote
Reply to comment by Sir_wlkn_contrdikson in Future of Games by stoneman217
Yeah, that’s what the defrost setting does
Suekru t1_j1hmfen wrote
Reply to comment by EchinusRosso in Did you know it will still take 46 billion years to cross the universe at the speed of light? 65 mph = 4.8 * 10^17 years! by NotAndroid545
Light takes 8 minutes from the sun to earth. That implies if you were to travel the speed of light, it would take 8 relative earth minutes for you to make it the distance of the sun is from earth.
But your perspective of time would be almost instantaneously.
Suekru t1_j1hl9cw wrote
Reply to comment by Bamnyou in Future of Games by stoneman217
I guess it depends on what you’re into. I don’t have much reason to use it as a TV, and I have a PCVR so I haven’t had experience with battery powered VR’s
Suekru t1_j1h5vp0 wrote
Reply to comment by TehMephs in Future of Games by stoneman217
You can fix the fogging by warming the headset up. Which is yet another prep step so it’s annoying but still.
I take a hair dryer and just blow warm air on it for a minute or so. Once it’s warm it doesn’t really fog up anymore.
Suekru t1_j1gv0n7 wrote
Reply to comment by b_lett in Future of Games by stoneman217
I really enjoy VR, and I personally don’t find it too uncomfortable. I think one of the main cons is the price to get into it, especially if you don’t know anyone who can let you test their VR headset out.
Another factor is a lot of people play games to relax, but VR really pushes being more active while playing. The wii really tried to do this too, but most people ended up just sitting on the couch casually flicking their wrist instead of being fully engaged like the commercial made it seem.
If you have a VR set and have tried it yet, Boneworks is also another top tier VR game. It’s extremely impressive, especially since it came out before half life alyx
Suekru t1_j10m09c wrote
Reply to comment by Illuminaso in How realistic is “The future of” on Netflix? by alakeya
I figured they write it on a plant that could live thousands of years, like a tree. That way they could access the same DNA.
USB sticks, if not plugged in once in a while will eventually lose their data. The time for this is about 10 years or a bit more.
Hard drives might be a better option than a USB stick for long term storage, but they use magnets to store data and eventually they will deteriorate. With that said I have like a 20 year old hard drive that the data on it is still readable, so they can last a while. But I doubt data would be readable after a 100 years. Not impossible, depends on the quality of the drive.
But multiple generation data storage like 1000 years, you’d need to switch the data to a new drive every so often and keep plenty of backups. So the DNA method would be an interesting work around to this problem.
Suekru t1_ix5t7q9 wrote
Reply to comment by gwaydms in A chocolate covered cashew that I mistook for my other earbud. by darlin-clementine
I didn’t realize people tried to get skin colored earbuds. Seems a bit odd to me.
Suekru t1_ja5btm8 wrote
Reply to comment by Bodatheyoda in The Bluesleuth-Lite is a device that can instantly find a hidden AirTag by thebelsnickle1991
Yeah, but if they intentionally removed your AirTag that would put guilt on them. An AirTag still is a belonging to the person and removing it would be considered stealing on top of the obviously malicious intent they have by removing it.