Laptop or Desktop?

Good thing i've learned python in uni. Yet did nothing really productive with it

Isn't learning coding in Uni not very helpful? That's what I've heard at least

Depends what you do. I "learned" it in uni, yet didn't attended any class even though I had to. Just learned it myself to pass the python exams

Ohh I see whatcha mean.

Yeah, like most things i had to learn in uni ..
Thanks god nowadays you can learn anything on the internet

That figures...

For me desktop. If broken, i can fix desktop easily, but I can't fix laptop, very complicated. Also, parts are cheaper for desktop. ( Cause I m not rich :wesmart: )

For me desktop. If broken, i can fix desktop easily, but I can't fix laptop, very complicated. Also, parts are cheaper for desktop. ( Cause I m not rich :wesmart: )

Yeah, I thought about building a laptop but it was WAY too expensive. Much cheaper to build/buy a laptop of higher quality specs.

---

For me desktop. If broken, i can fix desktop easily, but I can't fix laptop, very complicated. Also, parts are cheaper for desktop. ( Cause I m not rich :wesmart: )

Yeah, I thought about building a laptop but it was WAY too expensive. Much cheaper to build/buy a laptop of higher quality specs.

For me desktop. If broken, i can fix desktop easily, but I can't fix laptop, very complicated. Also, parts are cheaper for desktop. ( Cause I m not rich :wesmart: )

That's a really good point. And also you can upgrade it every now and then when needed, not changing all the comp at the same time

Desktop, no doubt about it. A desktop just feels so much better to use.