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Am i the only person who can't work on a laptop?
Sometimes i really think so.
I just can't work on those things. The only way i can use one is by adding a seperate screen, mouse and keyboard. |
I work on mine a lot but it has a big screen and yes I MUST use a mouse.
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Nope. Could never work on a laptop. I try when I'm sick or tired, but it seems like I get no where. I love my dual monitor setup, keyboard and mouse. If I absolutely need to, I hook up at least a wireless mouse to the laptop. It's a pain.
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It's because you have A.D.D.
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I've tried. Can't get a thing done unless I'm at a desk.
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I'm sometimes forced to work from my laptop when I go to the office(usually try to knock all work out before then) and it's just not pretty. |
did it for years as i was always on the move, built the entire operation on a laptop, 6 months back got a beast of a desktop, triple monitor bla bla, no way i could go back to a laptop, painfully fiddly and slow.
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I find it slower for sure just to work on a laptop while sitting on the couch or in a hotel. Having the dual monitors really helps productivity. But I cant work on an external keyboard, it just feels foreign to me. I love my laptop keyboard.
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i refuse to get a lappy as well ... fucking hate the constant mistyping (lack of space between keys) and the sluggish behav ... laptop, no thanks
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All I work on unless im making dvds or videos but have to use a mouse.
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I can't masturbate with a laptop.
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Amazes me people who are supposed to be professionals might do something like work from the couch on a laptop. How do they actually get anything done? Not to mention laptops throttle and get hot, even worse once dust build up starts inside.
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Its the worst. I can't do it either.
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I work on 2 of them. 1 for video rendering and the other for everything else.
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I get stressed when I try to work with a laptop just because I cant work as fast as I can on my desktop.
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I'm with you. It sucks.
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Laptops are designed to be portable, not to be convenient to work on |
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I can work on a netbook without any problems :)
On the other hand, desktop is faster and has bigger screen. |
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Haha clearly i'm not the only one. For some reason i never hear people complain about laptops.
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I work on my laptop around the house sometimes, but I find I only get about 50% done in the same amount of time. I get a huge amount of productivity by having dual monitors, a good mouse and keyboard at the correct hight.
Sometimes I hook my Mac laptop up to dual monitors with mouse / keyboard which works really well too, almost like a desktop just not as fast. |
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I hate working on laptops too. Just too small. The only time I do is when I'm on the road.... And when I do go on the road I have a little netbook flip screen I use.
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You're not alone, working on laptops is next to impossible. I don't know how people do it. I need my mouse, my extra monitors.. shit I even need my desk, working from the kitchen table or out by the pool, just doesn't work for me.
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OP is true, you need those things, and his makes the whole laptop idea dead..
Moving to a desktop computer was a part of separating my private and business life. At home I have a laptop, but most of the work is getting done on a fast desktop machine. Would never go back to the old way. |
Im the opposite, cant work on desktops
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The only thing I use is a laptop. I used to have a dedicated office with four screens and two computers and I never used it. Stayed very clean though.
Now I do everything from a recliner on my laptop. Everything including Photoshop, video editing, whatever. No add-on mouse or keyboard. I have those things just never plug them in. |
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When I'm not working I use my tablet for everything else. Actually when I'm working I use my laptop, tablet and phone. Social media on tablet, tasks app and messaging on phone. If I can't reach someone at my company through a messenger I whatsapp them. Edit: whoops, I quoted wrong post... as for what I actually get done... All promo tools (vids, fhgs, content zips, banners, everything else) and newsletters for 8 programs Oversee the team of tube submitters Prepare the advance promo material for all 8 programs Manage all of our social media Handle all member support Multiple revenue reports A million and one other projects Surf GFY Easy peasy. All from my recliner on my laptop. |
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the only thing I've worked on for years is a laptop. Now that I have a dedicated office in my house I'm looking at desktop options with 2 monitors.
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Maybe I am just too A.D.D. but I found multiple monitors to be a huge distraction. I like to work on the one thing in front of me and alt+tab between things to keep my mind on track.
Even with messengers it may be a few minutes between responses as I will only reply when in the middle of something. I also don't check my email religiously instead opting to only do it three or four times a day. People who would absolutely need to reach me right away for something know how ... I keep my MSN messenger contact list very limited and there is text message and whatsapp. |
I hate using a laptop too. I only use mine when traveling and even then I can't get any real work done on it.
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I would like to get a dual monitor setup to make things easier than flipping between tabs.
I use the laptop for play rather than work. |
As a developer I got laptop which indeed would be a pain but i almost never have to use it as an laptop.
I plug it in the dock at the office and I got my quadmonitor-rig with all the bells and whistles, at the "home-office" i got a similar rig setup. The only thing i always carry is my trusty wacom + laptop on trips when i know I'll have to create a make-shift-office. I hate my job at these times :/ |
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