I find it funny how we're mostly nitpicking over something the author probably didn't spend more than 3 seconds about and are missing what most of the article's

I find it funny how we're mostly nitpicking over something the author probably didn't spend more than 3 seconds about and are missing what most of the article's even about, including the usually inflammatory women-in-tech initiatives she's trying to jump start in the region. I don't think it's such a big deal for someone in her position to have such a laptop mostly because she's not exactly going to fix the default constant of failure in government IT and software by coding. She'll probably have a docking station and she can probably afford a decent monitor from there. Best of luck, but I really hate to see people thrown to the wolves like this politically by being the first in a position with such little political backing to support them. I'll say that she's done her job admirably well when my mother in law knows about her position and staunchly opposes it (she'd vote for a cat if it was Republican and Reagan was on a Democrat ballot, I think she literally said that).