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I remember playing VR games with my HP Reverb G2 years ago and I did initially power through the motion sickness for a bit, but it did get better over the weeks until it just wasn't an issue at all.

Here is a sample of some of the corruption, this is only of a few politicians in NSW, and doesn't go back very far. https://youtu.be/ihoirTYqf2c

The Coronation video only caught traction because of this man: https://www.youtube.com/@friendlyjordies/search?query=john John Barilaro, and he has been extensively documented, and his joining of Coronation real estate.

Real estate businesses have serious political power in Australia, this is well known.

I hope more people talk about this.

Last month, we learned that The Linux Foundation has continued to decrease their yearly spending on Linux -- down to just 2% in 2023. With spending on non-Linux project skyrocketing.

This looks like something Mozilla has been doing.

My conspiracy theory is that companies are buying out popular open source brands and killing them via divestment.

Take out the /s tag and you are right on the money. Humans can not be trusted with anything because they are trivially fallible. Humans are terribly stupid, destroy their own societies and refuse to see reason. They also hallucinate when their destructive tendencies start catching up to them.

I was lazy so I just did:

import itertools as itools

xs = [f'{i}-{j}' for i in range(30) for j in range(12)]

ys = ['b', 'g']

zs = list(itools.product(xs, ys))

boys = [z for z in zs if z[1] == 'b']

len(boys)/len(zs)

----

gives me 0.5, or 1/2.

The moral of the article is to set up your universal set correctly and do not throw out any information, now matter how irrelevant.