Regarding #3, also get a pair of cargo pants and a polo shirt with a pocket. Very handy as a tech. You can carry a bunch of items with easy access. You can even carry a book. I am constantly using my phone and having it in a shirt pocket makes it easy to retrieve and put away.

Samsung Odyssey+. It's a VR headset, and although almost anything post-2017 would be a better option due to its poor tracking, I still consider it one of my best purchases because it got me back into VR for cheap (friend sold it to me for $250) after the Oculus Rift kickstarter years before when I couldn't afford it.

Also Ryzen 7 5800X3D. This CPU is probably gonna stay as my main chip for at least the next 5 or so years, it's really a beast.

In 2008 after years of being an hardcore Apple hater I had to install macOS on my Dell PC because of that nightmare of Vista (this a very long story so I’ll just cut to the end)

I discovered an all new world of “shit just works”, found piece of mind and started making money.

Bought my first Mac in 2010 and never went back. I also have P400 and a portable Lenovo running Pop_OS and Sway, because that’s part of the story too.

I travel a lot. So I got a really awesome backpack so that I don't need to worry about checked luggage.

SHRRADOO Extra Large 52L Travel Laptop Backpack with USB Charging Port Fit 17 Inch Laptops for Men Women (Black)

That backpack has seen over 25k miles. It's saved my butt a bunch of times because it has a built-in charger, lock, and tons of pockets. It's still going strong with over a year of intense travel. The best part is that it's compact enough to be considered a personal item / carry on.

100% recommend if you ever travel.

Art supplies, nothing else compares to the feeling of freedom I get when crafting something and having tons of options for things to work with. I'm actually thinking of buying a cheap laser engraver next so I can turn digital art into all sorts of stuff.