Computers have a life span. Every year, there’s a whole swath of people getting their first one - often for school, which is already prohibitively expensive
I am for getting tech you need when you need it. I’m against buying tech you might want to have now just in case it cost more money in the future.
If you are really concerned about future costs of essential items that you will die without, then I suggest stocking up your pantry with shelf stable food as much as you can and researching what you can do to help your local community grow their own food.
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Computers have a life span. Every year, there’s a whole swath of people getting their first one - often for school, which is already prohibitively expensive
I am for getting tech you need when you need it. I’m against buying tech you might want to have now just in case it cost more money in the future.
If you are really concerned about future costs of essential items that you will die without, then I suggest stocking up your pantry with shelf stable food as much as you can and researching what you can do to help your local community grow their own food.