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Safe VR porn consumption made easy

Dominik Bärlocher
3.10.2017
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One user has asked what he can do to prevent his PC from being damaged when watching VR porn. It wasn't just the Community that looked into it, but also a think tank made up of Galaxus employees. Here are our suggested solutions.

A VR headset is, according to the manufacturers, a device that transports users into new worlds and allows them to become space pilots or racing drivers. Today, user Wunschkindvr described an everyday problem that many users have with their new Oculus Rift: Porn consumption.

Bought the glasses from Digidec last week. I'm very satisfied so far. the only flaw in my opinion is that you can't see where you're ejaculating when watching VR porn. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can change this without taking the glasses off? I would like to be "done" with the glasses. I don't think my PC is "waterproof"

merci for your suggestions - Wunschkindvr

Also, despite the fact that your question comes across as far removed from any grammar and spelling: We are called digitec and not Digidec. Just for the record.

Myself and video producer Stephanie Tresch have tackled this problem and essentially found three possible solutions.

  1. Control of the liquid
  2. Control of the angle
  3. Control of the distance

The question tells us that it doesn't really matter where the peak goes as long as it's not on the PC. Graphically, it looks like this
.

In essence, the only thing to do is to miss the Danger Zone in red. Everything else is fine. With these prerequisites in mind, we set to work.

Controlling the liquid: the waterproof PC

Since male ejaculate, just like the human body, consists largely of water, we can assume without field research - we don't have the time today because Wunschkindvr could damage his PC tonight - that a normal water seal will protect the PC.

Most PC cases are not waterproof. Why should they be? Because if a PC needs to be properly ventilated, it needs to have air holes. Water can also penetrate through air holes, which can damage the machine.

That's why we recommend looking at military computer systems. They have laptops in the field that are designed to deliver performance and resilience. Panasonic, among others, manufactures such laptops under the Toughbook banner.

Panasonic Toughbook CF-54 (14", Intel Core i5-7300U, 8 GB, 256 GB, CH)
Notebooks

Panasonic Toughbook CF-54

14", Intel Core i5-7300U, 8 GB, 256 GB, CH

But larger PCs are also unprotected in the military, where the architects of the bases and their infrastructure rely on environmental control. In other words: the base is waterproof and bombproof, not the PC.

So we need other solutions that allow air to flow but keep liquid out. Fortunately, our protective device only needs to be able to withstand a small amount of liquid and not contain flash floods.

A few screws, a bit of sawing and the seed-repellent hardware firewall is ready.

Cuff play: Checking the angle

We can see from Wunschkindvr's post that he is probably sitting on an office or gaming chair that can swivel. This is the only way he could accidentally get himself into the Danger Zone, which would damage his PC.

Since a swivel chair cannot simply be blocked without further ado, an alternative solution must be found. And it's simple. Start the film, turn 180 degrees and you're done.

We can't block the swivel thread without permanently changing the function of the chair, but we can block the chair. A little rope can help here.

The rope solution also has the advantage that it can be used as an erotic toy. No rope to hand? Cables can also help.

Brennenstuhl CleverLine (6 x, Type 13, 2 m)
Socket strips
CHF21.90

Brennenstuhl CleverLine

6 x, Type 13, 2 m

Brennenstuhl Secure-Tec 19.5KA (7 x, Type 13, 3 m)
Socket strips
CHF53.90

Brennenstuhl Secure-Tec 19.5KA

7 x, Type 13, 3 m

When using cable, just make sure it's long enough so that you can tie a good knot in it. And when having fun for two: be careful, because cables can leave nasty pressure marks.

Blockade: control the distance

The third way to prevent unwanted seminal fluid from entering the PC is the least technologically sophisticated. We utilise a classic masturbation method here: the sock.

Puma Sneaker socks
Socks
CHF12.90

Puma Sneaker socks

S.Oliver Classic (pack of 4, 43 - 46)
Socks

S.Oliver Classic

pack of 4, 43 - 46

Stance Hoy Crew (Single pack)
Socks

Stance Hoy Crew

Single pack

Just slip it on and that's it.

The Community's suggestions

Of course, it wasn't just me and Stephanie who helped Wunschkindvr out. The Galaxus Community also had their say. Their suggestions:

  • "So now for a serious answer: use a condom" - Anonymous
Ceylor Blauband (100 pcs.)
Condoms
CHF59.90 CHF0.59/1pcs.

Ceylor Blauband

100 pcs.

  • "Alternatively, you can also buy a Metaltex splash guard or a Fleshlight Fleshlight Stoya Destroya. Especially with the Fleshlight you have even more fun" - Anonymous
Metaltex Splash guard (29 cm, Plastic, Metal)
Cookware accessories
Quantity discount
CHF6.05 per piece for 3 units

Metaltex Splash guard

29 cm, Plastic, Metal

Thank you, Community, you rock!

So, we hope we've prevented any major damage to Wunschkindvr's PC. Have fun using the VR glasses. And never forget: Stay safe!

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