I get where you're coming from. But my company issues laptops because that's what developers want. I personally like being able to pick up my laptop and go work

I get where you're coming from. But my company issues laptops because that's what developers want. I personally like being able to pick up my laptop and go work in a common area, or a cafe, or take the thing home with me and work from home whenever I want. > because leaving hardware at the office translates to much higher insurance costs and makes them a bigger target for theft. Not sure I buy that. Laptop loss and thefts resulting from being out in public must be way higher than the incidence of thieves breaking into locked and alarmed commercial office buildings just to steal computers.