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Almost all engineers i work with prefer desktop, and as long as it is a desktop, i am ok working anywhere. The problem is though i am a bit of a messy person,
by tehlike 7y ago
Almost all engineers i work with prefer desktop, and as long as it is a desktop, i am ok working anywhere.
The problem is though i am a bit of a messy person, it would be unfair to the next person.
- saagarjha 7y agoCarrying around a desktop might be a bit hard, no?
- tehlike 7y agoI was more thinking of a shared workstation setting, which i am sure doesnt rrally exists Laptops are not ideal work machines for most swes. At the very least they need a large screen, and more functional keyboard, and at that point you might as well give them a full workstation.
- dagw 7y agoAt the office I worked at that did this, there was a docking station with two monitors a keyboard and a mouse permanently at each desk. So you could, in theory, just plug your laptop into the docking station at any desk and start working.
- jimmaswell 7y agoI bring my own laptop and it's fine. It's a "gaming laptop" so it has more than enough power for whatever I need to do. I also use it for Unity3D dev. HP Omen 15-ax250wm with an SSD replacing the HDD