Why? It's not like you have the option of using a personal computer for work.
Most things I use a laptop for could be replaced with an iPad.
The experience for me would be worse, so I don't, but I could see other people not minding it.
Most things I use a laptop for could be replaced with an iPad.
The experience for me would be worse, so I don't, but I could see other people not minding it.
> > I was floored. Still am.
> Why?
My personal computer is how I learned to be a software developer and how I continue to improve as one. So, it astonishes me that a software developer by trade doesn't own a personal computer.
To help separate my reaction from my personal bias (yeah, not possible), think about how you might feel upon discovering a professional cyclist who did not own a personal bicycle.
A better comparison is a professional influencer. You'd imagine someone posting high effort videos 5-10 times a week would at least have a video camera. Wrong. Most do it with their phones only, that's been the standard for around a decade. If you think about it, why would they buy a video cam? What benefit would be in it? The same thing is now happening with programming and laptops (let alone desktop PCs). It's only bizarre if you live in a world where there's no viable alternative.