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I use a doorway as a mode switch. I have a spare bedroom that is setup as my home office. While I do not work from home daily, I do often do work after-hours,
by sonicanatidae 3y ago
I use a doorway as a mode switch.
I have a spare bedroom that is setup as my home office. While I do not work from home daily, I do often do work after-hours, and assist from home now and then.
When I walk into this room, I'm mentally at the office. When I exit it, I'm home again.
YMMV.
- yurishimo 3y agoThis is infinitely more difficult if you live in a small space. It's likely not practical to have a home office AND a gaming room for your sick flight simulator setup, so they end up co-located. For me, I've largely switched to console gaming in the living room when I get the itch, but I'm a little sad I don't do it more.
- sonicanatidae 3y agoI don't disagree. I do have the option, so I took it and it's worked great.
- happymellon 3y agoI've personally switched back from console to PC gaming, even in the living room. The Deck was awesome and reinvigorated PC gaming, but building an AMD ITX system for the TV and sticking HoloISO on it for the same experience as the Deck has been great for couch co-op which has mostly been abandoned by consoles. Online co-op can now be satisfied with the TV and the Deck so we can still play together. Can't really do that easily with many consoles.
- freetanga 3y agoI rent a small office (room, really) in a coworking site 5 mins away from home. It’s deductible for me, best decision in last year. That, and the Steam Deck for reasons listed above…