Thank you. I tried to post that from my tablet but it doesn’t play nice.

Don’t miss dusttodigital on insta. It is always a bright spot in my day. There are so many amazing people making music in the world.

Anyone have a spare teeny-tiny violin?

Sure do!

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Wonder what they’re expecting from AT&T? OANN support?

Well… that changes everything.

I swore I’d never open a Facebook account so this is great news. I can create a Meta account guilt-free!

There is discussion about this on Metafilter. :)

Sounds like when Google changed their name to Alphabet. Nobody cares, everyone just calls them Google.

Regarding be, is it even possible to use an Oculus rift without a Facebook account?

Since Google inexplicably killed phone based VR, I kind of miss having a headset, but I do not want to be involved with Facebook at all.

Google did that for IP reasons, I believe, not because they wanted anyone to forget they were Google.

Facebook seems to be thinking that this is going to help their PR.

Was it ever required for the Rift? I know it was for the Quest 2, but they’re removing that requirement now.

Maybe I mean the quest? Whatever the newest stand alone be headset is.

I want a headset that didn’t need to be there to a computer, but I don’t want to be connected to Facebook.

Yeah, that’s the Quest 2, and it’s a pretty nifty VR device. I’d say go for it now that they’re removing the need to link to a Facebook account.

Oh, so they are removing that? You’ll be able to just use it without registering with anyone?

I don’t see how. According to what to I read, Facebook as a brand isn’t going away. The motivation may be different but I think the end result will just be like Google.

Apparently eventually.

“As we’ve focused more on work, and frankly as we’ve heard your feedback more broadly, we’re working on making it so you can log into Quest with an account other than your personal Facebook account,” Zuckerberg said during the Facebook Connect keynote.

Narrator: It does not.

Also, Google-the-search-engine is still Google. It’s just that they’re now owned by tech conglomerate Alphabet who run a bunch of other businesses too.