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Now that's something I kinda disagree on because I think this has much more to do with personal preference than with either tech being outdated. There's basica
by wink 3y ago
Now that's something I kinda disagree on because I think this has much more to do with personal preference than with either tech being outdated.
There's basically zero reason for me to use a phone at home for anything longer than 5 minutes. The screen is tiny (and I can read small stuff perfectly fine), it doesn't stand on its own, I could be interrupted by notifications (yes, you can fiddle that you hear the sound you want and not the notifications, but I liberally mute and unmute everything because I don't use it to consume). I also hate to type even longer texts to people.
I'm also not going for new laptops, but I disagree in spirit because my T460p has negligible differences in computing power to a "modern" modern one, unless I'm compiling something it works as if it was from 2023. There's just nothing outdated about a laptop running a modern OS.
- ActorNightly 3y ago>The screen is tiny I mean, I used to watch stuff on a big TV before switching over to watching stuff on laptop or tablet. So its just a matter of getting used to it. Now we have folding phones that are the best of both worlds.