> If you want to play video games, you should probably buy a console or a desktop PC. Push this logic one or two notches further and people should write and b

> If you want to play video games, you should probably buy a console or a desktop PC. Push this logic one or two notches further and people should write and build code on desktop only with an e-ink portrait monitor. Specialization has its place but asking a generic computing device to gracefully handle most applications isn't a big ask IMHO. They're not running the latest top notch games or anything exotic, it should be fine with no tinkering.