@hyour1nmaru293 lol still you would need the real world, you cant live on minecraft vr I find this metaverse thing stupid, life will always be in the real world
@@growl_is_broken3098 Think about it for a second, you have access to EVERYTHING on the internet. And what's another activity that people often do alone in their bedrooms?
"So I did what any sensible person would do..." Me: how is this allowed on RU-vid then? RU-vid does allow por- "I ordered a pizza" I need to see a therapist.
Whenever you search a name of a restaurant it usually shows similar searches along with the name of the area beside it. So its very straightforward to deduce that he blurred them for his privacy.
Imagine your mom just throws you out if the house because she had enough of your crap living in your house for playing video games all the time, even though you were just applying for a job.
little did they know, of every comment about "how insecure it is to enter card details in a mod that could possibly send your info to a 3rd party" was a genius idea for a VPN promo ad.
@@hotyoda6270 first I don't see what would prevent it and 2 I was making a comment on a theoretical scenario the validity of the source video is irrelevant
Now play minecraft in minecraft. And when your playing minecraft in minecraft, go to the same mod. And in that mod inside of the mod, play minecraft again. And let the infinite minecraftception loop continue… forever
It's a WebDisplays mod and it is open source. Recently I browsed through its code while making my own mod, and it basically just runs chromium and renders it in the game. So no, it doesn't log anything. However it uses a pretty old chromium version that contains several vulnerabilities, so I won't recommend opening unknown links with it. And also because Minecraft mods are basically java programs running on your PC, they already have access to all your files including data stored in the browser. So general recommendation - do not download mods from untrusted websites
