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Thanks so much, I think that fixed it! =)

iPhone 7 plus is a great option. Should last another 2 years or more.

Hey bud I think I found the issue. Run steam vr, in your library click on game on the right side of the search bar, go down a bit and click on vr. You should see an application called room setup  If you need anymore help lmk.

I mean if you don't mind using a Windows machine you're right about it being a much better deal.

Ah yes, I too have the same issue.

It would be fine but slow.

That would be great. Also a thicker iPad as my 2018 iPad pro feels like it'll snap in half easy. Also a bigger homepod. I love mine but I think bigger would be cool as it just sits on a shelf.

That would be great. Also a thicker iPad as my 2018 iPad pro feels like it'll snap in half easy. Also a bigger homepod. I love mine but I think bigger would be cool as it just sits on a shelf.

This happened to me as well.
I did what you did and it also did not helped.
Then I tried again in this order...
 
 
I had to uninstall all the Oculus software first.
Then I had to go to %appdata% folders and remove any traces that were left there from Oculus software.
Restart PC.
DDU all the NVIDIA drivers from Safee Boot version of Windows 10.
Restart.
Install new drivers.
Reset PC again.
Install Oculus.
Reset PC again.
Suddenly it worked and its still working without issues since.
 
And this happened after I updated to the big Windows 10 October/April update.

Learn some scripting with Python and PowerShell.
 
Having some knowledge with VMWare(maybe look at their certs too, depending on what you wanna do in IT) will help as well.

Can't give you a straight answer as it depends on each person, I'd say give each one at least a month of studying. Depending on your knack you may catch on easier to some topics but struggle with others. Best of luck either way!

A+, Network+, Security+ to start. (Maybe CCNA instead of Network+)