I know it doesn't sound as cool as The Man With the Golden Gun. Nevertheless, I have become the guy who travels with three laptops.
The primary laptop is the MacBook Air of course. It is my primary writing tool, after all. By the way, the M1 processor is worth the hype. The two promises of speed and increased battery life have been fulfilled. I'm thinking this laptop should last me for a while (at least until the M2).
The other two laptops are for work. One laptop is the company laptop that I use to access my first client's system. It's a virtual log-in, so technically I should be able to use my MacBook, but I have been unable to get that to work. I weighed the hassle of dealing with the help desk vs bringing the laptop and laptop it is. The other laptop was issued by my second client, and it is the only way that I can access that client's system.
You might ask, "Why bring the work laptops if you are not planning to work?" It's true, I'm not planning to work. But as a consultant, I have to be prepared in case some five-alarm fire starts roaring. You never know when have to sign in for some reason. There might be some mandatory training I didn't know about that is due at the end of the year. I hope I don't have to sign in for either client, but I am able to if necessary. Actually, I hope I am on vacation long enough to forget my passwords.
The airport is a little different since the last time I traveled in March. All the restaurants are closed. There are decals on the floor telling you where to stand in line. There's plastic barriers everywhere. I realized that I am not used to keeping six feet away from people, and it appears other people are having the same issue. I am hoping for uneventful flights today with a safe arrival in North Carolina.
The primary laptop is the MacBook Air of course. It is my primary writing tool, after all. By the way, the M1 processor is worth the hype. The two promises of speed and increased battery life have been fulfilled. I'm thinking this laptop should last me for a while (at least until the M2).
The other two laptops are for work. One laptop is the company laptop that I use to access my first client's system. It's a virtual log-in, so technically I should be able to use my MacBook, but I have been unable to get that to work. I weighed the hassle of dealing with the help desk vs bringing the laptop and laptop it is. The other laptop was issued by my second client, and it is the only way that I can access that client's system.
You might ask, "Why bring the work laptops if you are not planning to work?" It's true, I'm not planning to work. But as a consultant, I have to be prepared in case some five-alarm fire starts roaring. You never know when have to sign in for some reason. There might be some mandatory training I didn't know about that is due at the end of the year. I hope I don't have to sign in for either client, but I am able to if necessary. Actually, I hope I am on vacation long enough to forget my passwords.
The airport is a little different since the last time I traveled in March. All the restaurants are closed. There are decals on the floor telling you where to stand in line. There's plastic barriers everywhere. I realized that I am not used to keeping six feet away from people, and it appears other people are having the same issue. I am hoping for uneventful flights today with a safe arrival in North Carolina.
Lol you still go on FB? I thought you quit going on there.