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I don't have an office, even though I work from home. I alternate between: 1. An amazing café on the beach - warm, sunny, coffee (and beer!) on tap 2. The gar
by richbradshaw 12y ago
I don't have an office, even though I work from home.
I alternate between:
1. An amazing café on the beach - warm, sunny, coffee (and beer!) on tap
2. The garden - if it's the right time of year, Wifi is lacking so tend to stay more focussed
3. Barstool in Kitchen/Stood up working
4. Dining room table - white wall behind, good for video calls
5. Lounge
6. Trains
I'm fortunate enough to be able to work with just a laptop, no large screens/mice/speakers/headphones/paper etc needed, so I don't feel that I'm without stuff if I'm not at a desk.
- thejosh 12y agoCurious what you do? I do web development & programming and feel that when using a laptop my productivity can nosedive unless I have a full size keyboard.
- petercooper 12y agoDifferent strokes and all that but I have a reasonably big desktop setup (4 large monitors, multiple machines, etc.) but my main keyboard is an Apple Bluetooth one which feels no bigger than the one on my MacBook Pro.. :-)
- thejosh 12y agoI tried those for a couple of days, I must be use to very cumbersome keyboards because I felt myself pushing it all over the desk with my heavy strokes.
- richbradshaw 12y agoThe same - web dev. I have an rMBP so can bump the res up quite significantly if needed. I'm not sure if this keyboard would be what you'd class as full size - it doesn't have a numpad of course, but that's OK - I type less numbers than you'd expect really!