DoingItWrongly

DoingItWrongly t1_jegy5a1 wrote

Without something moving in regular speed (like a pendulum or something) and audio, my brain just sees this as sped up. I watched the video you linked and it all looked sped up too.

I'm not saying it is sped up, but without a control, my brain just can't accept that this is real time! Crazy stuff.

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DoingItWrongly t1_j1bhxgp wrote

Based on my limited knowledge of chemicals (I mostly did equipment repairs, but still had to know my way around the chemicals), as well as knowledge attained from talking with customers, I believe that one of the big selling points of bromine is that it is much less harsh on the skin compared to chlorine.

I've never had a tub so I can't say for certain, but I also believe maintaining bromine levels is easier than with chlorine as well.

My bosses really pushed for bromine for all of these reasons, and probably more.

You could also look into alternatives. Some people run saltwater systems!

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DoingItWrongly t1_j0hmkl4 wrote

Surprising? No.

Annoying? Yes. I bought my occulus many moons ago, and deleted FB long before that. So to have to re-join the ecosystem to use my hardware is a drag, especially because I get my games through steam and not occulus.

I completely understand needing a login to use the occulus store, but I don't use occulus store I use steam. So I don't want to create a zuckerberg acount to simply use a device I own.

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DoingItWrongly t1_j0hkhsq wrote

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