makes... sense

A company called haptics and a few clever bastards in the VRChat community have already done something like this, as their haptics dedicate part of the visual to a grid map of sensors.

I remember seeing this vr thing that let you move via walking on this track thing but you don't actually transport yourself

walking in place irl but walking to places in vr

dunno what it's called

used some kind of shoes

I dislike VR trackpads, they are too clumsy and incredibly expensive.

I just wanna rape people in vr ffs

instead, I'm hoping with the push for BCI controllers that we can just move using our heads.

Like, "I want to go here." so, you walk there.

We can already use telekinesis in VR using our own brains

You should look into a company called Looxid, they're working on adaptable brain interfacing for modern VR headsets.

At a reasonable price too, I think like $400

It's my understanding that it uses sensors to read the frontal lobe to execute certain actions.

vegans be SEEEEETHING

if i run outta food i got soylent 😦

SOYLENT GREEN IS PEOPLE

well how else you gonna get the vegans to eat people

just call it synth protine

cos they artfically take the protine from living things

pro advice, invest in compost and soil and just burrey your yard in it, plant carrots n potatos

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WHO IS MAKING THESE IMAGES

is that you? gay

what the fuck

cringe

I AM SEEING THIS EVERYWHERE>

It's like, the same fucking character or something.

can't wait for half life 3

for real this time

I am also going to delet, because fuck that noise.

pls no more cancer posting chemo can only help some times <:sadgon:544640228166598657>

You know what's funny.

Cyberpunk 2020 goes DIRECTLY against what Facebook's ideals are for modern technology.

The universe was super interconnected, like to the point of EVERYTHING being wireless and to the internet and it eventually caused a singularity. After some bad shit went down (I wont say as it might be a 2077 plot point) The entire internet had to be segregated due to the huge amount of security breaches, malware and rogue AI.

So, everything turned into LANs.

That's why you can't hack a building from across the street in 2077, you need direct access to the LAN.

@Steyr "Thick" Shotgun hardware specialist how much does a 32 bit multiply cost in terms of joules?