At least nothing really bad happened. This reminds me of a incident that happened to me during a summer camp once. The organizers had put together a [DIY water slide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0gxlW-RKjo) and told us we can use it. They were spraying water on it using a water hose at the top so the water flew all the way down to the bottom. We were all in a line going one after the other. It was finally my turn so I slid down the water slide. While sliding down I managed to get water in my eyes so at the bottom I got up and started rubbing my eyes. However the kid behind me slid down almost immediately after me so while I was standing there he hit me and knocked me down. He wasn't really going fast so I didn't suffer any injuries. The high-school kid that was supervising us (we were supervised by a bunch of highschoolers basically, the only adult there was a local priest who wasn't there all the time) started yelling at me for not getting away immediately after descending. So there's that.
I also thinks is a joke they let you change language when they don't make it easy to find the same resources or apt translations for the words used in tutorials which is forcing you to just run the system in English any way.
This is the reason why I set the system language to English despite it not being my native language. When I had my system set to Slovenian and I searched up some setting in English it didn't give me any results most of the time. But then again we don't really have any other choice. It's either Windows or MacOS.
What the fuck did MS even add to Windows to make it so bloated? All of the basic functionality has stayed relatively unchanged since the Windows XP days so what the fuck did they do behind the scenes? This is a rhetorical question. All jokes aside my next computer will probably be an Apple one. Apparently Apple does a better job when it comes to these things.
That's nice, let's hope it stays that way.
At least nothing really bad happened. This reminds me of a incident that happened to me during a summer camp once. The organizers had put together a [DIY water slide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0gxlW-RKjo) and told us we can use it. They were spraying water on it using a water hose at the top so the water flew all the way down to the bottom. We were all in a line going one after the other. It was finally my turn so I slid down the water slide. While sliding down I managed to get water in my eyes so at the bottom I got up and started rubbing my eyes. However the kid behind me slid down almost immediately after me so while I was standing there he hit me and knocked me down. He wasn't really going fast so I didn't suffer any injuries. The high-school kid that was supervising us (we were supervised by a bunch of highschoolers basically, the only adult there was a local priest who wasn't there all the time) started yelling at me for not getting away immediately after descending. So there's that.
This is the reason why I set the system language to English despite it not being my native language. When I had my system set to Slovenian and I searched up some setting in English it didn't give me any results most of the time. But then again we don't really have any other choice. It's either Windows or MacOS.
What the fuck did MS even add to Windows to make it so bloated? All of the basic functionality has stayed relatively unchanged since the Windows XP days so what the fuck did they do behind the scenes? This is a rhetorical question. All jokes aside my next computer will probably be an Apple one. Apparently Apple does a better job when it comes to these things.
I love you too, Cicero!
Hopefully this will allow smaller VR manufacturers to enter this field making things more affordable for end users and thus making VR more popular.
Can you play it?
At least the pay is good.
Could you post a video of you playing it? Would love to hear it.
I assume most of such comments are written by kids below the age of 12. Don't pay too much attention to them.
I know that this article is nearly 20 years old but I still find it interesting nonetheless.
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Very much so (I think).