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Do you use both a personal desktop and laptop?
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Primarily use my desktop (nothing beats a proper desk setup for Getting Shit Done) for work and gaming. I have a laptop that I use less frequently, but it's an acceptable way to take work with me if I have to. It won't play any games more graphically intense than Slay the Spire, but that's not the point. I use my phone for Serious Business only when absolutely necessary. Anything short of a proper desktop setup feels like a crippled user experience, and phones are the most crippled experience of them all.