Bad day for facebook
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Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Bad day for facebook:
Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
Thanks for your meta-analysis.
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Shut up, Doomer.
The Resident shouted just today, The economy's great!
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Jolly said in Bad day for facebook:
Shut up, Doomer.
The Resident shouted just today, The economy's great!
Well, with Amazon and Facebook there were massive increases over the pandemic period. Now, I know sweet bugger all about the stock market, but it seems like a re-adjustment isn't exactly surprising.
Obviously, things are going south too.
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FB seems important to small towns & rural folk in my province. It’s a news line for everything. I feel a bit left out not having an account, Maybe it’s important because their newspapers have died, church happens only twice a week, radio targets cities, and winter can isolate people from each other? Even town councils, RCMP & local schools post on FB. IG seems slow to take hold here, but it’s growing. Twitter too. I remember a few yrs back an active shooter situation in a town where I stay often .. the town’s public FB page lit up like an old time party-line as people sheltered in place giving updates, calling on their friends & family worried of their safety. Maybe FB is like this in rural America too?
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Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
@Doctor-Phibes said in Bad day for facebook:
Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
What are they called and what can you do with them?
It may be fun to get some.
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FB seems important to small towns & rural folk in my province. It’s a news line for everything. I feel a bit left out not having an account, Maybe it’s important because their newspapers have died, church happens only twice a week, radio targets cities, and winter can isolate people from each other? Even town councils, RCMP & local schools post on FB. IG seems slow to take hold here, but it’s growing. Twitter too. I remember a few yrs back an active shooter situation in a town where I stay often .. the town’s public FB page lit up like an old time party-line as people sheltered in place giving updates, calling on their friends & family worried of their safety. Maybe FB is like this in rural America too?
@blondie said in Bad day for facebook:
FB seems important to small towns & rural folk in my province. It’s a news line for everything. I feel a bit left out not having an account, Maybe it’s important because their newspapers have died, church happens only twice a week, radio targets cities, and winter can isolate people from each other? Even town councils, RCMP & local schools post on FB. IG seems slow to take hold here, but it’s growing. Twitter too. I remember a few yrs back an active shooter situation in a town where I stay often .. the town’s public FB page lit up like an old time party-line as people sheltered in place giving updates, calling on their friends & family worried of their safety. Maybe FB is like this in rural America too?
I'd say you're right.
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@blondie said in Bad day for facebook:
FB seems important to small towns & rural folk in my province. It’s a news line for everything. I feel a bit left out not having an account, Maybe it’s important because their newspapers have died, church happens only twice a week, radio targets cities, and winter can isolate people from each other? Even town councils, RCMP & local schools post on FB. IG seems slow to take hold here, but it’s growing. Twitter too. I remember a few yrs back an active shooter situation in a town where I stay often .. the town’s public FB page lit up like an old time party-line as people sheltered in place giving updates, calling on their friends & family worried of their safety. Maybe FB is like this in rural America too?
I'd say you're right.
@Jolly said in Bad day for facebook:
I'd say you're right.
Indeed. Our small-ish suburb (about 9500 people) has a pretty active FB page. I'll see stuff there long before it's apparent on newsfeeds, etc.
"Why are there helicopters hovering over town?"
"Aqua's sister paid a visit."
That kind of stuff.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Bad day for facebook:
Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
What are they called and what can you do with them?
It may be fun to get some.
@taiwan_girl said in Bad day for facebook:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Bad day for facebook:
Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
What are they called and what can you do with them?
It may be fun to get some.
Meta Quest 2 are the ones I got. Sadly, I think the price increased recently. They used to be called Oculus Quest.
You mostly play games on them - either stand-alone or connected to a gaming PC. They also double as a TV, so you can watch movies on them on Amazon, for example. They are a bit cumbersome to wear for long periods of time.
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@taiwan_girl said in Bad day for facebook:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Bad day for facebook:
Their VR Goggles are pretty nice - easily the best value for money available.
What are they called and what can you do with them?
It may be fun to get some.
Meta Quest 2 are the ones I got. Sadly, I think the price increased recently. They used to be called Oculus Quest.
You mostly play games on them - either stand-alone or connected to a gaming PC. They also double as a TV, so you can watch movies on them on Amazon, for example. They are a bit cumbersome to wear for long periods of time.
@Doctor-Phibes Thanks!!! I will investigate them.
