Just wanted to say thanks, this page mentions the ignition drivers for Linux. My Sim racing rig is the only PC that runs windows in my house purely because I have an HP reverb G2 headset for racing. this might finally get me completely off windows, which is a sensational feeling

Thanks, that's better than nothing :)

That's not gonna go over well here on Lemmy

Can you tell me more, is this just for the Lenovo explorer, or other wmr headsets?

Wait, I'm the guy you corrected. What's the easy way to remember affected vs effected? You just told me which is which, but do you have a trick like you do for the X vs Y axis on a graph?

Yeah but you'll have a lot less drugs if you stop spending your money on it

Don't invite any of your family to your wedding, the sooner you sever all ties from your family, the better.

Ooh I love this. I started with nothing less than 20 years ago so I don't have much that old, but my Playstation 2 still gets used on occasion

Yes you're still effected.

It's not unreasonable to assume it may have been connected to the internet unbeknownst to you if there's been an unsecured network close by that your tv could connect to.

An attacker could (and gamers Nexus demonstrated this) connect to your television and read transcripts of things you've said in your house when you didn't realise your tv was listening. If you've never used the voice recognition wake word around your tv you might be ok, but an attacker can also change the wake word to something you might casually say (they showed this too)

If you do own an LG tv it's worth watching the gamers Nexus video to fully be aware of what is happening.

If it makes you feel any better, the surveillance state is always watching you.

Nobody under 40 thinks the future will be better

Adguard home blocks most ads on my network. But I'm also using Firefox with ublock on Android.

I use YouTube revanced to block YouTube ads on my phone. SmartTubeNext to block YouTube ads on my tv. So between these, it's exceptionally rare I see an ad.

It all depends on how you use the internet, and what ads you're seeing that you want to block.