@elder_plinius 1. because it's a setting change they probably don't want the model to see to interrupt what it is working on, but for context it is there so that it knows you made a model change.
something along those lines.
@cixliv VR might make a comeback with realtime vr worlds. but won't happen unless someone picks up the torch and makes it happen, also hardware needs another gen or two. then we'll have holodeck stories.
@ionos_help_US but there is never any effort to inform the customer, you let old pho versions stick around, the incentive for you is that they get put into a support category which costs money to the user.
You benefit by keeping quiet.
@DenySully i think @resaleTOhomes will have an epiphany due to all the support, lmao. He's fighting against it so much but it's actually a solid concept.
@resaleTOhomes more people should experience riverdale-like setups, it's good for families and kids, and getting outside and meeting neighbours. There is much more to life that is core to our needs. To speak your language, are values that increase value to properties.
@resaleTOhomes Go to riverdale, there's like 3 parks, 1 has a farm and water park for kids, 1 has a track and the other a baseball field. icrecream shop is there for nice sunny days. Every week in the summer there is a farmers market.
What are you advocating for? do you want communities or not?
for streaming services of today they will have to implement this right away to compete against the soon to be thousands of streaming services(white label).
Streaming services need to react really really soon before being obliterated.
The only alternate solution is all...
future of content with be real time interactions with the narrative, that can be redirected with your input then get pulled back into the main narrative. *Elastic narrative*. memory will be retained for future scenes that need micro adjustments.