Would it be wise for an employee of crapita to join the suit?
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Posts by bondyboy
26 publicly visible posts • joined 2 May 2012
Capita class action: 2,000 folks affected by data theft sign up
San Francisco cops can use private cameras to live-monitor 'significant events'
Newport Wafer Fab sale to Chinese company held up again by UK.gov's probe
Brit government WLTM one Chief Digi Info Officer
Are you a Windows 1 in 10 (1809)? Or a mighty 80 percenter (1803)?
Poland may consider Huawei ban amid 'spy' arrests – reports
Thanks to UK peers, coming to a laptop near you in 2019: Age checks for online smut
Either my name, my password or my soul is invalid – but which?
Friday 20th July 2018 10:58 GMT
Barclays for security?
I always smile at the irony of all the Barclays "we care about security" messages after having to deal with one of their bank accounts that was being used to funnel scam money through having its address changed to mine.
Nine separate contacts to Barclays informing them of this error and scam yet the account was still open 3 months after I first reported to them, on average each month saw around £40,000 coming in and being transferred out, who says crime doesn't pay?
FCC sets a record breaking $120m fine for rude robocalls
It's Galileo Groundhog Day! You can keep asking the same question, but it won't change the answer
Take the dashboard too literally and your brains might end up all over it
He He He: Seagate's gasbag Exos spinner surges up to 14TB
Farewell, Android Pay. We hardly tapped you
Thursday 22nd February 2018 11:08 GMT
Re: What could possibly...?
Depends on the provider, Nationwide told me they didn't have a non contactless version, a snip of the card in the right place breaks the circuit though
This was after 2 of my cards had been compromised, I usually carry 4 cards in my wallet, 2 contactless and 2 not - the 2 contactless ones were the ones compromised
Amount of pixels needed to make VR less crap may set your PC on fire
Wednesday 17th January 2018 10:28 GMT
Re: Glasses anyone?
I've never had any motion sickness from the Oculus while in the driving sim but I know of others who had to "build up their VR legs" although all who have tried mine didn't have any issues.
Did you try it on a proper rig? fixed seat, wheels and pedals? maybe that helps? plus I tend to lean into corners while looking through the apex - could that be helping to trick my inner ear?
Within my sim (Assetto Corsa) there are various settings that can relate to "Comfort/sickness inducing" , one which has divided opinion is the Lock to horizon - some love it with it on others can't drive with it. Not sure if any of those types of options are available on PSVR and driveclub.
Tuesday 16th January 2018 15:47 GMT
Re: Glasses anyone?
For driving sims it absolutely does give you an "edge" and is certainly not a gimmick; speed sensation, immersion/sense of presence, depth perception and "feel" of what the car is doing under you are all greatly increased, allows you to more easily position the car exactly where you want (or be able to tell by just how much you missed that apex).
Before the Oculus arrived I was using high end triple screens in my sim rig, they haven't been used for almost two years now
Biting the hand that feeds IT
