I'm really excited for a new DLC for the game subside. It's a snorkeling VR game that has the absolute best visuals of maybe any game ever where the gameplay is just swimming around environments collecting items and coins to unlock new environements and buy upgrades. So i started a new game this week to have enough coins to buy the new underwater scooter thing right away.

We see today how bad it is to rely so much on visa and paypal for steam payments when they can control what they want and what they don't want to see being sold on steam. I think gift cards could be an interesting alternative but idk.

They are self igniting :)

Since it uses a mobile chip is it any good for real tasks or is it very limited?

I watched a guy who worked as a mechanic for a couple years play it and he said it was very accurate to a real car but without the wires and tubes. I got it on sale for like $2. I just checked and it's still on sale.

It's surely much simpler then a real car since i could disassemble the whole car in an hour and put it back together in around the same time i think XD

I started playing car mechanic simulator VR so i'm learning how to take appart every part of a car to find their issues. Right now the floor is full of engine parts since i'm trying to find what the client said made a noise XD

Pretty cool :)

For me the future means in some kind of wearable display that uses eye or hand tracking to select things wich are less precise then a mouse, so bigger buttons would be a good thing.

People can ask an AI summary of the AI book i guess XD