Participating in pro-palestine protest, which is apparently illegal under Trump
Huh, I always thought Spotify is European.
EDIT: Spotify is Swedish company.
This feels really dumb from China. This is not a weapon against military. This is a weapon against civilian insfrastructure. You don't get minds and hearts of people by attacking something they love
This page is so bad it's the only blocked website on my google news feed blacklist. I'd not take anything from that website seriously
When speaking historically, term "western" doesn't really work that well. I genuinely can't tell if you meant colonial Europe, England or US
What did it say?
There is demand, but there are no truly great headsets. Vision can barely match quest and quest has way more contect, but it's heavy and they seem to be slowly dropping PCVR support and I'm really not that interested in mobile apps, doesn't even have google earth. HTC seems out of the game. Valve might come up with something in the future, but for now it's just.. barely an improvement in video quality from my PCVR headset from like 8 years ago.
I hope China enters the VR competition
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And once again, I give up trying to understand this conflict because rarely anyone makes any sense, and when you do try asking questions, instead of answers, you get insults and threats.. suddenly I'm somehow supporting a genocide (not sure on which side tho) because I, once again, asked a question.
Screw this lmao, definitely the most toxic conflict of recent history, from both sides.
EDIT: Seeing as this is getting downvoted, I feel like elaborating on how ridiculous this is.
Try to imagine my perspective: I know little about this conflict. I asked how is it a ceasefire violation if ceasefire is not in effect or wtf is Israel doing since math doesn't seem to be checking out. In return, instead of getting a calm explanation, I got threats, comment removals and all my comments got downvoted. Does that sound like a completely sane reaction to a simple question? I'm even a troll now
That was my point. I don't want to come off as insensitive, but normally if a country violates a ceasefire during a war, you see something like 10-100 deaths per ceasefire violation, not 0.2. Does not sound like Palestinians were their target.
Don't forget to downvote this comment too since that's apparently what we do on lemmy during discussions
I'm even more confused now. How do you violate ceasefire so many times with so few bodies in such densely populated area? Does Israel have the absolute worst army in the world? Why am I reading that the ceasefire ended yesterday, but somehow they broke ceasefire today? See how nothing makes sense to me from far-away as a spectator?
This reminded me about year 2000 or so when we seemingly did not have any (relatively) serious problems and so our tax money was spent on stuff like this