u/DoubleOwl7777

you can now connect your controllers back to your headet via its internal bluetooth receiver. linux support is now in stable.

Basically title, it would be very nice if i could hide the taskbar automatically when i am in tablet mode (i have a lenovo convertible laptop) as that would give me more screen real estate, while still having the normal one in laptop mode.

Basically 2 motor types in one. you start with a brushed motor, that gets up to speed, spinning on the central stator. then you slow that motor down, which forces the inner part to now start to spin up to compensate.

so, i currently have the xiaomi buds 5, while they are comfortable in my ear and the sound is pretty good, the anc is bad (they are semi in ear like the regular airpods, so its expected) and more importantly the battery life is horrible. like initially they lasted like 3 hours with anc on (which was already a bit tight but was okay). now after 1.5 years of use its maybe 1 and a half hours. and 2 without anc.

i am looking for better ones that will last me longer and have a longer lifespan aswell as better anc. and i have found the xm5s for 44% off locally. are these still a good buy today and if you have them do you still like them?

the sony earbuds, not the headphones

I had questcraft on the quest (which is the same thing essentially), switched to pcvr and played it there once but it kept crashing. Today, i got the urge to try vivecraft again, but this time i installed only the mod (previously had a modpack that made it crash for some reason, not a performance thing, something just didnt work together idk). Was never able to play on my world i have spent some years on due to it being a newer version of minecraft (i always update that world due to wanting new things in the current release version). Well, turns out vivecraft alone is updated to the latest one, so i can play that world.

Needless to say, it was awesome! Getting to sit ontop of my copper golem statue in my base and watching the sunrise was something else. Being able to be IN the world you spent years building does something. Highly recommended.