Brad_Hawthorne

Okay, that made me chuckle.

 
                     

 
 

Hugo Gernsback wearing his “teleyeglasses” or television glasses, that included a tiny screen for each eye and displayed 3D images, in 1963. 

You probably don't appreciate Hugo Gernsbeck as much as you should. As the editor and publisher of Amazing Stories, Gernsbeck shaped the emerging genre of science fiction, even giving it the name "science fiction." (Actually, he preferred another term, "scientifiction," which fortunately did not catch on.) The Hugo Award, one of science fiction's highest honors, is named for him. He was also an inventor, dreaming up such useful items as a battery-powered portable mirror and a waxing strip for hair removal. But today, his "teleyeglasses" seem most relevant, don't they? Virtual reality goggles before we had the computing power to create virtual reality.
 

krane
Virtual reality goggles before we had the computing power to create virtual reality.

Without head tracking it’s not VR, but rather only an HMD. 😋

 
 
            

 
 
            

this killed me hahahahaha

krane

Brad_Hawthorne

I don't know why I feel wrong for laughing at this, but it is funny.

 Call it "Dark Humor Recoil" you get a bit of a kick every time a dark humor joke is fired off, It's part of the laws of humor physics.

XrayMan
 
 
        

Finally, a true picture of what offended Reddit outrage looks like. Nazi watermelons. We must publicly shame them. 

these just keep on gettin better and better