Killer Prog for Mobile VR

Public spaces are increasingly ``pimped out'' to business: When you go to the airport CNN is blaring. You can't escape it. When you go to a mall or restaurant music is blasted at you relentlessly.

Taxis--they hammer you with advertisements and TV pitches in the back seat. Even GAS STATIONS are now instruments of torture. While you’re filling up the tank they clobber you with awfulness of all kinds over the loudspeakers. Billboards invade your mind at every turn.

Where is the check on this process?

I have found travel decreasingly enjoyable of late because my senses are always being attacked at times when I am vulnerable. For instance walking down the jetway you are hit with HSBC ads promoting racial mixing. Is that necessary? Go into the hotel room and the TV is ALREADY ON blasting bullshit and cuckholdery on you. It's up to you the client to find out how to turn it off as your very first action. All insulting. All torture.

But soon, there will be viable mobile VR headsets.

Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Real-life adblock and noise cancellation. Imagine the possibilities. Imagine the peace. Imagine the freedom from the memetic virii trying to reprogram your mind.

>>39

5.5" 4K display

And meanwhile they still sell 15" 1366x768 laptops.

>>40
That was interesting, thank you

>>42

Nice meaning of life, the universe, and everything.

>>43

Check my prime.

>>44

Nice dubs.

>>43
Thank you.

Active noise canceling head phones that target audio from crude speakers would be very nice.

>>1
Move to a town with a population less than 10,000.

>>46
Yes, because that's where all of the high paying software development positions are!

I'd like to retire early to a small town though, that would be nice.

>>40

progressive leftists

More like degenerate leftists.

>>48
I second this idea. Please, let's coöperate to put those vile creatures in a mandatory holiday village with a razor-wire fence to keep unbelievers out.