Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Why, Thank You!!
Should I be Virtually Offended?
- Thread starter RoseRed
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Clem72
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Guys have been virtually t-bagging each other online for 20+ years. And this is usually after they kill them.A woman was virtually groped on Metaverse.
You tell 'em Karen!You people are no better than the Democrats. Keep showing your sick minds, let everyone see what you are
PJay
Well-Known Member
You, too? Noted.
You people are no better than the Democrats. Keep showing your sick minds, let everyone see what you are
nobody really
I need a nap
i found out what teabagging was in a POSH course like 4 years ago. there was another one they mentioned, about nut slapping
PJay
Well-Known Member
No. Bann has always been cracked.
And free filler.
Meta establishes 4-foot “personal boundary” to deter VR groping [Updated]
In the real world, the idea of personal space is ingrained from a young age and enforced mainly by unspoken interpersonal contract and subtle social pressure. In the world of virtual reality, on the other hand, Facebook parent Meta is now using software to enforce a 4-foot zone of "personal space" for each avatar in its metaverse-style social spaces.
As detailed in a recent blog post, Meta's Horizon Worlds and Horizon Venues spaces now include a default personal boundary that "prevents avatars from coming within a set distance of each other, creating more personal space for people and making it easier to avoid unwanted interactions."
The system, in effect, sets up an invisible cylinder with a 2-foot radius that surrounds each avatar; if user movement would cause two cylinders to overlap, "the system will halt their forward movement as they reach the boundary" without any other overt feedback. Two users will be able to jointly reach outside their personal boundary for interactions like a high-five or fist-bump, Meta writes. Having the system on by default will "help to set behavioral norms—and that's important for a relatively new medium like VR," Meta writes.
