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There's nothing stopping your from plugging a huge monitor and keyboard into a laptop. I find this tradeoff to be hugely more valuable than trying to sync my pr

by mikey_p 15y ago

There's nothing stopping your from plugging a huge monitor and keyboard into a laptop. I find this tradeoff to be hugely more valuable than trying to sync my projects between two different machines. Dropbox is good, but when you are running multiple languages and frameworks locally, there isn't much that can keep your config and databases in sync.

kayoone 15y ago
Yeah but Laptop screens are not ment to be looked at from that far away, also a big difference in screen size (while having a similar resolution) isnt very appealing for the eyes. Syncing is harder when Databases etc are involved yes, but we have a dev server in the office for that anyway where people ssh into so you dont really work locally. I work locally on game development where dropbox syncs whole projects just fine. Still, my only computer currently is a 15" MBP Early 2011 QuadCore, High-Res Matte Screen, 8GB RAM and SSD. And you know what? I regret buying it because for my usecase the fans start getting noisy way too early.