A first-gen enthusiast device with first-class Linux support, even. > If the device solves a genuine productivity problem for you, 3k is cheap. Exactly! I exp

A first-gen enthusiast device with first-class Linux support, even. > If the device solves a genuine productivity problem for you, 3k is cheap. Exactly! I expect my productivity to go up significantly when I upgrade from a few 2D monitors to a 3D virtual space. Also, "if you're not paying, you're the product" still applies when you pay $300 for a device like the Quest that slurps your data straight to Zuckerberg as fast as humanly possible.