I’m probably an atypical case here, but the article lost me at the very first line: > Don't get hung up on a laptop for software development, even if you work

I’m probably an atypical case here, but the article lost me at the very first line: > Don't get hung up on a laptop for software development, even if you work best from the couch It’s not that I work best from the couch, but it’s that it’s refreshing to get away from the (standing) desk occasionally. When I need to be highly focused on what I’m doing, I appreciate my desk setup, but if there’s some light architectural design (read: diagramming) work or if I’m just drafting emails, I’m not hindered by being on the couch on a 16” display. In truth, I find it helps me decompress after standing got a few hours dealing with a problem with some intensity. I’m aware that the article doesn’t make the point against working from a couch specifically, but ignoring potential employee benefit when thinking about what kind of machine to issue to employees does kind of miss the mark.