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i tried vr sometimes and it was fun. finally i got HTC VIVE XR Elite on my paws. it took me 2 days take make it work on linux ><

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Video: valkatr_-_htc.mp4 (4,3 MB).

it is not very stable, because we need 3 different programs to work at the same time and communicate with each other.

on headset an external .apk package is installed.

imagine a doomsday - suddenly every one who wanted to be a furry, becomes furry, including macro and magic stuff. macros walking around in all cities stomping, yiffing and stuff. ppl run around, chaos and destruction

i'd be a pink-white mouse flying around shooting lazer of destruction from my mouth screaming at skyscrapers. i hate them

but there'd also be good macros that try to save ppl from chaos and desctruction

all extraterrestials are actually friendly and loving

trust me, i am an engineer

if you see 'extraterrestial' that is not friendly and loving, then it is not extraterrestial - it is man-made.

more info:

Steven Greer - "Hidden Truth - Forbidden Knowledge"

It is convinient to have a quick script that let convert zoo of various different formats like .webm, .mkv, .avi and other to .mp4, that is playable and supported on majority of devices. Like when you downloaded some videomeme and want to share it with friends in telegram, but telegram doesn't support .webm that well, especially on mobile, and after upload it appears as a file instead of conviniently playable video.

squeak! i finally learned how to modify source files (not pkgbuild!) of broken AUR packages and compile the shit finally. quick dirty fix

i shall share this knowledge, because it's difficult to find in the internets
the trouble was this:

Degu is such a cute little animal. Not a mouse nor a rat, but a separate independent species of rodents related to the chinchilla, capybara and guinea pig. Degu reminds me of a platypus, which is like a mixture of different species. Degus have the muzzle of a capybara, the tail of a gerbil, and the habits of a chinchilla or squirrel. A degu can be recognized by the brush at the tip of the tail, the light fur around the eyes, the gray color of the skin, the fur over the paws and even the fingers, and what appear to be human-shaped ears.