I am in the process of reviewing a Supreme Court case that proves Texas SB20 is an unconstitutional law. Ashcroft v. Free Speech Coalition is a decision that abstractly supports the legal analysis that "the criminalization of fictional art of any kind is a breach of the united states constitution." It does this through the ruling that depiction of criminal activity in artistic pieces is protected by U.S. Const. amend. I. The current view in cases like this is that speech may only be suppressed when it is the direct cause of public harm. This includes Inciting a Riot, causing Mass Confusion or Histeria, and most recently Cyber-Bullying, or encouraging criminal activity. It is still unclear how AI generated art of any kind even can be constitutionally criminalized under this exception. The only possibility may be that they may try to argue somehow encourages illegal behavior towards children. I still have yet to meet a Pedo-Weeb, and hope I never do. Still, I can't in ...

  After having used the Beam Pro with my Air 2 Pro Glasses, I have to say the first impressions leave little to be desired. I was pleasantly surprised by both the practical nature and functionality of both devices when used together. The Beam Pro opens up a whole new world for Xreal users allowing one to extend their computer display on windows using apps like Spacedesk, and using it as a stand alone computer for basic tasks, android gaming and media consumption. Being able to open more than one app in windows is a welcome addition and with the Beam Pro’s OS, Nebula, along with the new control glasses app, one will be amazed at how much you can do with this small device. Add a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse and you have a fully functional AR computer environment. I have the model with 8 GB of RAM and 256 GB Storage, but you can get this device with even higher specs like 5g. While the device is novel, I have noted a few things that need improvement. When the device is stresse...