Thomas Potaire

For a big company, this design is very creative! I like it! I could see this interface on a jukebox. It'd be pretty cool.

Where can I find information about your company? What about privacy? You mention "security researchers", do you support end-to-end encryption? Are you funded by VC? Any plans to make your app funded by your own users? EDIT: I just realized it's more focused on public conversation, so encryption is probably not as relevant, are all posts/conversations public? In which way did security...

A little skeptical about this, I'd love to know what the technology behind is... Where are the games running from? Is it streamed through the phone? If so, how good is the latency? Otherwise, how do they get as high definition and frame rate as possible? Can it run games like Fortnite? It reminds me of Wii and Wii Sports, it was pretty cool to play bowling, boxing or tennis, for about 30...

It's hard to tell why I'd use this and why I'd pay for this. Edit: My review is based on my own profile – I would love to know how others would use this. I admit that setting up build tools is cumbersome but with the amount of examples out there it has become more and more approachable. Plus, those tools are frequently updated which I wouldn't get through this app. As a developer, I do not want...

It works with GitHub pages 👌 https://docusaurus.io/docs/en/publishing.html#using-github-pages

Looking at the different pictures with people wearing the headset, its design gives the impression that the wearer has to tilt the head backward to prevent its fall. It might be because the lower part of the lenses is thinner than the upper part and the head holder is looping upwards around the head. Either way, I'd love to try them out!

I'd love to read about what it took to make the game, the art and the website. How many persons were involved? What was the most challenging aspect of the project? Previous projects?