Re: You know something's wrong
Oh, just so I couldn't log in on my phone when away from home because the crappy ISP provided router shit its pants because it saw 2000 packets in one second?
Yes, that would be progress /s.
1092 posts • joined 31 May 2011
You could have written just "I never used VR, I have no idea what I'm talking about" it would have the same amount of information content and didn't waste other people's time.
The thing is, that we have those magical devices called "lenses" that change where the apparent focus of things it. It just "happens" that the VR headsets don't force you to focus your eyes as if you were looking at something 2 inches away from your eyes. They make you focus on infinity, or so close to infinity that I don't get blurry vision when relaxing the eye completely.
The difference is that you can't have a big enterprise in Russia without being very close to Putin and the rest of the ruling oligarchs, so the difference between mafia owned and state owned is very blurry.
Don't know about you, but I don't have oil tankers docked in my back yard. So I'm pretty sure no average Russian will lose money by civilised countries seizing ill gotten goods.
Just because somebody is polite doesn't mean they're not a bad faith actor, see also: sealioning.
> I'd imagine, those stats show coutries with compromised hardware rather that indicating anything about botnet owners.
Except Putin doesn't care about Russian hackers as long as they keep far away from Russian targets, including laughing at any extradition requests.
So they really have to reason to hide themselves.
> that never touched digital technology.
about that...
if the makers of those tapes are not using digital intermediate step, but are instead degrading their original master, they are simply stupid
yes, tape mastering is usually much better, as it is from before loudness wars, but it has nothing to do with digital vs analog
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