No one I know does this.
The biggest problem for me is to use our corporate remote desktop you need spyware that only works on Windows and Mac.
No one I know does this.
The biggest problem for me is to use our corporate remote desktop you need spyware that only works on Windows and Mac.
In fact, I know more people with > 3 pi's than I do coders. People love them and use them for all sorts. But I don't know anyone who does any of those things.
For the latter activities, a computer bigger than an Intel NUC or similar computers is never needed.
I do CAD work, compilation of large software projects and other tasks that need a fast computer, but I do these on a couple of big tower servers, which I wake up only when necessary.
As a PC, I use an Intel NUC, but now there are more alternatives to it than ever, e.g. there are several models of small computers with AMD Rembrandt Ryzen 6000 CPUs.
The NUC-like computers are faster than the cheap laptops having the same CPUs and they also have a much more complete set of peripheral ports.
I frequently see comments that there are laptops which are cheaper than the NUC-like computers, but those cheap laptops are typically garbage that I would not use even if I would receive them for free. A laptop comparable in performance, versatility and reliability with a $1000 NUC-like computer may cost $3000 or more.