I think I did. Went back and forth on a support request about 20 replies deep and just gave up on any hope they would help me.
Honestly surprised me given everyone else's experiences I read about back then.
It is what is I guess. Glad everyone else seems to have been treated well though
Totally untrue that they will replace faulty hardware. Was one of the first people to buy the Index. After a year the headset just stopped displaying any video.
Tried everything to fix. Even reached out asking for hardware documentation so I could fix it myself. They don't provide the documentation and they refused to fix or replace the headset.
Basically stole $1500 from me.
Everyone is excited to buy the new VR headset they are making but I'm steering clear.
I always felt this to be true but it's nice to see this confirmed with your experiment.
I'll be sad if Pandora dies
I tried looking this up but found nothing about this. Can you link a source?
Came here to say this. I've tried other services in the past but keep coming back to Pandora. It consistently finds new music that resonates with me.
And if you really don't like the ads I feel the premium subscription price is still pretty reasonable.
My only gripe is their UI hasn't kept up with modern times. No dark mode. Album images can't be made bigger on desktop. And it can be pain to find your stations on mobile.
Nevertheless, I still highly recommend if you are searching new music.
I like the theory that the reason people like feet is because the area of the brain that controls your feet is close to the area that makes you feel things and in some people the "wires" can cross:
https://www.audacy.com/987thespot/latest/biologist-explains-why-some-people-have-foot-fetishes
You make a good point. I updated the description.
Haha! Good topics are fun to share. Bad topics are vital to share.
Not making a judgement call on this yet, but just thought I'd mention that
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