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Honestly, looks like you're looking for something impossible. On one hand, you're looking to disconnect. On the other, you want to be available if something ex
by Rjevski 8y ago
Honestly, looks like you're looking for something impossible.
On one hand, you're looking to disconnect. On the other, you want to be available if something explodes. Which one is it then?
I'd recommend just grabbing a laptop (the MacBook 12-inch is super lightweight while being powerful enough, I use it as my main machine as a Python developer), and to "disconnect" you just need to find something else to do with your time (I think that most people can't "disconnect" not because they can't but because there is simply nothing else to do - find yourself something rewarding and suddenly you no longer have the urge to waste time on your laptop).