Harsh Reality is a short movie about how horrible VR is going to be; here's the trailer for the crowdfunding campaign. <\/p>\n
ENERGEIA FILMS is proud to be a part of the launch campaign for NOIR Systems's latest entry in the field of VR-enhanced rehabilitation -- the NSYS-EX. As seen in the new short film, HARSH REALITY! <\/p>\n
What happens when the technology designed to help us is turned against us? Please help fund HARSH REALITY so you can find out! <\/p>\n
VR dystopias are usually posed as an assault on our senses, on our privacy, our sense of self. But honoring the utopian viewpoint--VR as a manifestation of everything we want to see and become, an unfettered self--always held more power for me, especially as prelude to dystopia. The 1988(!) Red Dwarf episode Better Than Life, wherein fully-immersive VR is revealed as a way to completely idealize one's everyday personal flaws, remains my favorite! <\/p>\n
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A business trade group representing small craft breweries wants them to knock off sexist labels, product names and ads. Zach Fowle, reporting for Draft, says that the new guidelines also want them to stop using imagery that encourages underage consumption. The organization added two new lines to its Marketing and Advertising Code Wednesday, advising brewers [] <\/p>\n
In 1990, probably around the time that the last film with the cast of the original Star Trek TV show had just finished wrapping up the principle shooting of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country (which came out in 1991), MCI somehow managed to wrangle all the cast members, including William (I-Really-Dont-Want-Anything-To-Do-With-The-Rest-Of-You) Shatner into making [] <\/p>\n
You know the feeling. The clock strikes 2:30, and all you have to show for your day is a lingering lunch coma, a growing stack of unread emails, and an empty document taunting you with its endlessly blinking cursor. It kind of feels like a panic attack, but its way more boring and no one [] <\/p>\n
Although it can be tough to talk to Alexa when your Echo is blasting music at full volume, Amazons voice-activated cloud assistant works remarkably well. But theres a lot of uncharted territory in the realm of conversational interfaces, and Alexa is still limited to services that have integrated her abilities. If you have an amazing [] <\/p>\n
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