u/Confident_Low_9961

So I'm pretty new to mechatronics and i've been thinking to get into it but I've been really wondering whether you need a powerful laptop to use it wherever you go in the university or in clubs or in hackathons etc or can you just get through the degree with a desktop at home where you do all your work ...

So in essence im asking how much value does having a laptop add to your mechatronics degree journey , should you really consider it over a desktop ? , what about post-graduation , what are the recommendations for that too in terms of what tools to use and to buy?

so mantis is probably at the best she's ever been , have you felt like it impacted your games and its easier now to rank up ? if yes how ?

are you seeing this as the right time to hit a new peak ?

This is a powerful thought that's come into my mind recently cause it touched a lot on my personal experiences , and I also found it beautiful and poetic so I wondered whether someone has posted this before and oh well it seems like it hasn't been said anywhere before , so I'll take it I guess lol .

The message this is conveying is a phenomenon that we see everywhere today. Life moves so fast and there's so much to do whether it’s grinding at work or scrolling through entertainment that it’s incredibly easy to get lost in the shuffle. We immerse ourselves in these daily distractions as an escape, but in the process, we push aside the things that actually matter, like our responsibilities and our mental and physical health. It's a modern phenomenon where we aren't destroying our lives on purpose; we're just too distracted to notice we're neglecting them.