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Funny, I read the original comment the way around. Hardware as in products I work on. At home I have a whole rack of different equipment from different product
by yardstick 6y ago
Funny, I read the original comment the way around. Hardware as in products I work on. At home I have a whole rack of different equipment from different product lines that I need to access from time to time. Sometimes I’m using them all day, sometimes it can be weeks before I power them on again. If you aren’t selling something physical then it doesn’t matter.
And I use a laptop with mouse in my home office, no external screen.
- clarry 6y agoThat's what I was sort of going after, although the workstation setup is important too. My desk is full of exposed boards, cat5 cables going in and out of them, rs232 cables going in and out of them, power supplies, switches, multimeter, oscilloscope, breadboard, jumper wires, sd cards, screwdrivers, pliers, random components, and yes a couple laptops. With a big external screen & keyboard and mouse :) (Oh and yes, papers & pencils too!) I wouldn't want to read schematics too much on a laptop screen. In fact I'm thinking my 30" screen is kinda small for that.