I still have an older (2016) x360 I've used as a dev machine running linux (various flavors) since I bought it. Initially there were wi-fi issues on Ubuntu distros, but those have since been sorted out. I've had absurdly good luck with HP laptops lasting much longer than they should.
For reference, have the smaller intel Core i3 model with 6GB of RAM. It is capable of running Dota 2 at 50-60 fps (using vulkan). I use a drop-down terminal with nvim, peppering in vs-code, to develop software in all sorts of languages. You will notice the resource limits with heavier IDEs and bigger compiles though. Good affordable option for people.
As somebody who experiences the ASMR sensation, I hate when people use the term "brain orgasms".
It makes it so I can't publicly tell people the joys and oddities of ASMR. My personal theory is that it's an evolved response to personal affection and attention. For myself, and other's I've meant, it's in no way sexual.
Sure, like any content, there is porn of it out there, but that's not the point and distracts from the truly interesting and possibly useful aspects of ASMR.
I am interested to see if others are OK with this "brain orgasm" analogy. I prefer describing the sensation like a pleasant brain shower. How do you describe the ASMR sensation if you feel it, and how do you perceive the ASMR community if you don't?
For reference, have the smaller intel Core i3 model with 6GB of RAM. It is capable of running Dota 2 at 50-60 fps (using vulkan). I use a drop-down terminal with nvim, peppering in vs-code, to develop software in all sorts of languages. You will notice the resource limits with heavier IDEs and bigger compiles though. Good affordable option for people.