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I have a gaming desktop, personal laptop(which I almost never use), and a work laptop. Why would anyone have 10 devices? That is craziness. Do you have a machi
by avgDev 5y ago
I have a gaming desktop, personal laptop(which I almost never use), and a work laptop. Why would anyone have 10 devices? That is craziness.
Do you have a machine for SQL? Machine for mobile? Machine for web?
- Macha 5y agoI have: * Personal workstation/gaming machine * Employer provided work laptop (MBP) * Surface Go Tablet used for reading around the house, light travel, etc. * Personal Dell laptop used for longer travel * Old desktop converted to a server for running services I always need up. * A rpi 3b used for running services I want to physically separate from the internet accessible main server. I've considered repurposing some old hardware I have laying around into a htpc type thing for gaming/emulation on my TV, but that's on hold right now due to GPU pricing. So I'm not far off 7. Other tech-heavy users may have seperate devices for their spouse/kids, or dedicated devices for specific OSes (my main workstation is a dual boot, my laptop is linux only and the tablet is windows only). So I can see a path to 10 for others.
- mrkstu 5y agoSimilar here- work provides MB Pro and Dell Laptop and workstation and iPhone/iPad. Personal iPhone/iPad Pro, self built gaming PC, Linux Xeon lab server, a couple Pis, M1 and Intel Mac Minis, random assortment of laptop/iMacs/iPads/self built PCs for other family member use.