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Has anyone had a vasectomy recently in HK? If so would you mind sharing some details on where you had it done, what it cost and any positive/negative experiences?

I'm aware the Family Planning clinic in Wan Chai offers it for $3k, but their receptionist made it sound like there'd be an 8 month(!) wait for the surgery after a walk-in appointment with the nurse, so just interested in other options beyond what little turns up on Google.

I'm really interested in picking up a Reverb (I only play sims), but I'm a bit stuck in that I have to extend any VR headset by 10ft as my PC is across the room from where I sit and I can't rearrange it to get it any closer. I have an Odyssey right now with 10ft extensions.

I've been keeping an eye out on people's experiences with the Reverb, but apart from some chatter in the AMAs just before it launched, I can't find anything about people extending the Reverb. Has anyone managed to do it? And if so, what cables/repeaters did you have success with?

https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/index/deep-dive/fov

The FOV rendered by the GPU for Index is similar to that of a Vive or Vive Pro, but more of that view is delivered to most users.

Index’s careful design delivers a higher effective FOV to the individual user without sacrificing pixels per degree.

So it seems like the initial impressions from journalists calling it a 130 degree FOV headset were wrong - it's a 110 degree FOV headset (or close to that) but instead of only seeing 90ish degrees of that in other headsets, you'll be able to see the full 110 degrees. So Valve's statement of 'most users will be able to perceive 20 more degrees FOV' isn't 110+20=130, it's 90+20=110. It