commit 07b456ba7e84370db7ee0be330d9e579c01e916f
parent 8dc43b25ffc9b73b5cf90a6361821c1038ab9717
Author: Michał Sapka <michal@sapka.me>
Date: Thu, 9 Feb 2023 22:09:43 +0100
fix: add forgotten link
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diff --git a/content/2023/openable-laptops.md b/content/2023/openable-laptops.md
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- apple
- hp
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-I'm considering getting a small, light laptop for ultraportable use. Ideally, no X-window is needed, just a terminal with Emacs. Just to do some writing on the go or even at home without the distraction of YouTube just two clicks away. My first thought was [ThinkPad X220](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinkPad_X_series#X220), often called the last great ThinkPad. It's small (12'') and cheap (30-50USD). Unfortunately, it's as heavy as my X1 Extreme, so it's not perfect.
+I'm considering getting a small, light laptop for ultraportable use. Ideally, no X-window is needed, just a terminal with Emacs. Just to do some writing on the go or even at home without the distraction of YouTube just two clicks away. My first thought was [ThinkPad X220](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ThinkPad_X_series#X220), often called the last great ThinkPad. It's small (12'') and cheap (30-50USD). Unfortunately, it's as heavy as my [X1 Extreme](/2022/month_without_apple/), so it's not perfect.
But what has completely blown me away was its expandability and repairability. Apple has completely broken the computer business, as even opening a laptop seems strange now. But you can easily disassemble the X220 in just a few minutes. The internet is flooded with replacement parts. Ever tried to replace the palm rest on a modern MacBook? Me neither.
