Their VR game Saints and Sinners is pretty good

I'm aware of it, I just think the content is terrible. Excluding Loki season 1 and Andor, I guess. But even with those two I'm just so fed up with their franchises, I don't think I'm gonna watch more of it.

Yeah true, Andor and Loki were great to be fair but that were really the only things worth watching for me in YEARS

I mean you probably don't care but try running anything Adobe or commercial 3D software on Linux. It's still pretty shit for casual gamers that don't wanna get into the technical stuff. I'm sure there are a lot more industries that need to rely on Windows because of specialized software that either isn't available on Linux natively or just runs like crap through wine.

How did Apple not try hard enough with the 12 and 13 mini? They did market it but not enough people bought it. Including you, apparently. Instead you're whining about how you're forced to use a phone from 2016. And then, in your mind, they are somehow responsible for killing the whole market for small phones, sure.

Folding phones don't exist in just the tablet form factor, they are doing Flips as well. And they do have a pretty tiny footprint.

The truth is that no one wants phones with small screens except a small, loud minority. But you just keep complaining without actually supporting the small phones they do release, I bet that'll show them.

Got it on PC, Android, iOS, Switch and PS4 and the only version i ever really played was Java lol

True, I'm always absolutely drenched working out in VR, but I personally don't mind. If you really wanna get into it, there are also all kinds of fans and vents that are supposed to keep you cool(er).

Sure, having actual personal trainers and physically being in a gym without a headset strapped to your face would be preferable. But it's certainly a lot more engaging and fun than, for example, doing Apples Fitness+ stuff in front of a TV.

VR is great for basic cardio in my experience.

Thank you! The cause might actually be "Enhancer for Youtube" in my case. Didn't know it had its own blocker.

Got that too (Firefox and ublock origin). So far i can just click the X and continue to watch without ads. Pops up about every third video.

You've read the Digital Markets Act, not the Digital Services Act and everything you say sounds completely made up again. I'm sure as shit not gonna read the whole thing you linked just to prove you wrong. Either come up with quotes from the right document or this discussion is over.

What is wrong with you...