Netflix won't have a Vision Pro app, compromising the device's appeal

Re:Netflix won't have a Vision Pro app, compromising the dev... by astrange on Thursday January 18, 2024 @06:30PM (#39049456)

I don't see anything about family movie nights in that article, but there is a way private viewing is good for families - it doesn't hog the TV! Only one person can use a TV at once.

> Or just having a cable car approaching slowly closer to me.

I just took a spatial video of a mountain cable car if anyone wants it. Is it emotional? I dunno, I don't have a way to watch it.

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Re:Netflix won't have a Vision Pro app, compromising the dev... by Someone on Thursday January 18, 2024 @07:22PM (#39049960)

> but there is a way private viewing is good for families - it doesn't hog the TV! Only one person can use a TV at once.

Nothing prevents people from watching tv together. Back in the twentieth century, families bonded by doing that. So, I’m not sure that’s good for families.

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Re:Netflix won't have a Vision Pro app, compromising the dev... by astrange on Thursday January 18, 2024 @08:27PM (#39050514)

You don't always want to do that. I don't think the whole family wants to watch one kid playing video games on it.

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