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At office I have - Air humidifier - Boose QC35 - 27 inch 4k monitor - Mechanical keyboard - Gaming mouspad + gaming mouse - Huge desk I seriously don't g
by romanovcode 9y ago
At office I have
- Air humidifier
- Boose QC35
- 27 inch 4k monitor
- Mechanical keyboard
- Gaming mouspad + gaming mouse
- Huge desk
I seriously don't get why would anyone go to coffee shops to work. Seems totally counter-intuitive to me.
Staring at 13 inch screen without mouse and using not-so-good keyboard seems just waste of my time. Not to mention small tables they have there.
- in9 9y agoI go to coffee shops usually when I have to: - just focus on some non coding task (presentation, report, or what ever) - focus on a single problem - code something from scratch All those are slightly easier when I don't have a huge screen, or the fastest internet (or some barrier to using the internet), or the perfect chair.
- spicytunacone 9y agoI can luckily do everything I need to on the same laptop I cut my teeth for my degree on. Thankfully no chiclet keys and I have a working track point. It's even easily user servicible, I have replaced the keyboard once already with cheap parts from eBay. I guess I'm lucky I don't need massive power to still run most things I work with natively, but if you mostly work in the commandline it wouldn't be a nightmare to ssh/mosh in wherever you need to. After that I get to enjoy working in a Linux desktop environment with all its programmability and keyboard shortcuts go a long way. I've never known an environment like the one you describe, but it may surprise you that a relatively luddite setup can go a long way once you're accustomed to it.