I do keep a Windows PC hooked up to my TV, to play DVDs and to play proper games, since Macs are still really bad for games.
By the time everything can be neatly synced between computers, there probably won't be a significant performance-based reason to have a desktop anymore. I gave up having a desktop several years ago, because the syncing situation was so bad (it's getting better, but we still aren't quite there) and I depend on knowing where the canonical version of my data is.
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I backup to a Time Capsule and to an external drive that lives in a different building, ever since I met photographer Finn Taylor, who literally takes two full backups every 20 minutes even when he's in the field. There are some things you can't do like that, though, so sometimes I'm forced to use an old Wacom tablet for painting, or a Samson C03U condenser mic for recording sound effects.
I want my whole setup to be totally portable, which means no external mouse or monitor, no graphics tablet, no MIDI keyboard, no big chunky headphones or speakers. I do almost everything I do on a 15" Retina MacBook Pro and Etymotic hf3 earphones. In previous lives I've made horrible TV commercials and played bass for a pretty good band. My hobby is writing videogames for the web and the iPhone, and maybe I'm best-known on the Internet for writing the game QWOP. I'm Bennett Foddy, and I'm a moral philosopher at Oxford University, where I spend my time reading and writing about things like drug addiction, medical ethics, and human longevity.
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