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Sometimes I like to code on the couch. Also guilty of coding in the bathroom. And sometimes I code on the train into work. There is something tactile about a l
by jbob2000 10y ago
Sometimes I like to code on the couch. Also guilty of coding in the bathroom. And sometimes I code on the train into work.
There is something tactile about a laptop that a desktop is missing. It's a thing I can carry around, it becomes an extension of my body in a way. This thing is mine. Whereas a desktop - that's my company's computer, or that's my home office computer - it's not mine. It's not a work-life balance thing, I just like carrying my tools around.
- douche 10y ago> Also guilty of coding in the bathroom I'm curious how that works, and what brings you to do that? Unless it's some sort of especially heinous open-office setup, and the only way to grab any sort of privacy and peace is to post up in one of the stalls.
- jbob2000 10y agoNot the office bathroom, the home one. Mostly because I'm hot on the chase to get something to work and don't want mother nature to interfere, haha.