I was never a fan of high-spec setups. I operate several discrete low-resource machines which all have a single purpose. One for gaming, another for casual surf

I was never a fan of high-spec setups. I operate several discrete low-resource machines which all have a single purpose. One for gaming, another for casual surfing of the web, Raspberry Pi for tinkering and coding, etc These types pushing the envelope of a high-spec machine 'Because they can' is madness, when we had to be very economical of system resources in the past just to display basic 3D graphics (look up the demoscene). Anyway, horses for courses. People are gonna do this, running multiple Adobe products, multiple Electron-powered apps, browsers, games, all running at the same time. I guess if you have the hardware, why not?