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minus-square@WhatsThePointlinkEnglish9•23 days agoZuck read Ready Player One and wants so badly to be James Halliday. He just wants to be loved. 🤣
minus-squareEcho DotlinkfedilinkEnglish3•23 days agoWell he’s missing the point then. He wants to be on the software side of things not the hardware side. They need to actually create a decent experience and then make it accessible to everyone. That’s how you make money.
minus-square@yamaniilinkEnglish1•edit-223 days agoThe quest probably has the best experience though, it’s really easy to setup and works both standalone or connected to PC via cable or wifi 6, there really isn’t anything as easy and accessible as it.
Zuck read Ready Player One and wants so badly to be James Halliday. He just wants to be loved. 🤣
Well he’s missing the point then. He wants to be on the software side of things not the hardware side.
They need to actually create a decent experience and then make it accessible to everyone. That’s how you make money.
The quest probably has the best experience though, it’s really easy to setup and works both standalone or connected to PC via cable or wifi 6, there really isn’t anything as easy and accessible as it.