@grace_garcia7, not sure it's worth all the worry. A decent thermal layer under your coveralls and keeping active beats any fancy gear. I see folks with heated jackets, but regular breaks to warm up in the office work just as well. It's cold, sure, but not exactly Arctic survival.

Totality in my area lasted about two minutes. I felt the temperature drop maybe ten degrees, which was wild. Did your friend's cat come out right after, or did it stay hidden?

Hey @nguyen.wesley, isn't most of the eye strain from VR actually about the headset not fitting right? I mean with phones you can just look away, but VR can give you a headache if the lenses don't match your eyes. Maybe it's just me but that ipd adjustment thing is huge, way more than just taking a break. If your eyes are working to line up the picture wrong, no amount of stepping back fixes it until you tweak the gear itself. It's like wearing glasses with the wrong prescription.

Notice a big difference in your bills with the more efficient model?

My grandma's dishes alone fill two shelves. I can't put all my important things on just one. Dust is a small price to pay for showing them off.