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The last several months has seen the release of a number of Quest changes aimed at improving visual quality. Seems the company is starting to realize that raising the bar visually is pretty important?
@pitdesi@elonmusk Saying a whole lot of nothing, the response could literally be same right back: Twitter has hired ex-employees from Meta. Anyone can build a Twitter clone, not many can scale one and if that's Twitter's only moat then yes they should be concerned but I don't see anything illegal
Blows my mind what we’ve built at @PolarformXR when you install you get this cloud ☁️ and cube scene. You hit upload and preview. I took my Oculus and entered the URL and I’m standing in it. The whole process is 3-4 minutes from something that would take months #webxr#vr
Second, even if Virgin Galactic were able to develop a space plane that could reach orbit, the cost of tickets would be prohibitive for most people. A ticket on Virgin Galactic's first commercial flight cost $250,000.
Congrats on the first commercial space flight today! Curious if @virgingalactic is planning on commercial space flight as an experience only, or plans to use this as a way to shorten travel times in the future?
First, the current Virgin Galactic space plane, the VSS Unity, can only reach an altitude of about 50 miles (80 kilometers). This is not high enough to achieve orbit, which is necessary for long-distance travel.