Immersed founder, Renji Bijoy, talked about changes for the Visor 4K VR headset, among the most important ones: they made changes to the software and decided to use a higher quality wifi module to allow for untethered use, added 2 additional cameras (for a total of 6) for better hand tracking, among other changes. Check out the interview at MRTV: https://www.youtube.com/live/1oZljvIcrU0?si=D5URIurfLq-BxB5F
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Try different tools until you find one that suits you and learn with it until you are comfortable with the code, then you can use more advanced tools.
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How do I block judgemental assholes?
Hi,
I don't want to see assholes with low IQ who cannot be bothered to look at the settings and documentation of the apps and websites they use and who'll judge others based on his own preconceptions and biases.
-- People choose to share nudes or go into porn for a very wide variety of reasons, and you should not be assuming anything about their self-esteem, dignity or self-worth, because you don't know them or anything about them other than they chose a different lifestyle than yours.
It's ok to not want to see it, you can turn it off in the setting or block the user/instance/domain that may be not properly tagging their adult content, but it is absolutely not ok to judge other users and insult them publicly just because you don't like their lifestyle.
My thoughts: I don't care! I am very happy with Lemmy and Kbin, so not going back there, thay can do whatever!
Tailscale uses the Wireguard protocol (in userspace, not kernel) along with a user and IP management system, a STUN system and a relay so they can provide easy management and connectivity even behind NAT or CGNAT. The relay uses https headers to hide the traffic, which provides a slower connection but allows connectivity in networks that block UDP or VPN traffic.
Installing a Wireguard server would use a kernel implementation of the WG protocol, but you have to open a port on the server side for it, and manually create the peer configuration and public/private keys for them. It is slightly faster, but not as easy to deploy or as versatile when dealing with complicated networks, dual NAT or CGNAT. Also very easy to block on networks as it does not obfuscates the traffic.
I chose to deploy a Wireguard server because it works well for my needs, but if I was behind CGNAT or connected through restrictive networks I would move to Tailscale.