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What I'm trying to say is that "switch feel" or whatever bullshit means nothing when your wrist feels like it's made of broken glass whenever you're typing.
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 i'm so bad and slow at typing that i don't know if i'll ever get to that point but if i do i'll remember your words and pour out a 40 in your honor
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Dec 1, 2018 02:26
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i started going carpal and fixed it by working less hard
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Dec 1, 2018 02:43
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carpal tunnel is just the tip. there are so, so many ugly things available the bowls are the least painful typing i've managed in many, many years
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Dec 1, 2018 09:39
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pro tip: bowls
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Dec 1, 2018 09:40
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there are many flavors of repetitive stress injury and carpal tunnel syndrome is highly publicised just because it is the one with the best surgical treatments you can also enjoy tendinitis, ulnar nerve damage, arthritis, and other fun conditions
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Dec 1, 2018 09:41
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think at the computer it will respond to your thoughts
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Dec 1, 2018 10:25
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Olivil posted:i have received my filco majestouch 2 convertible (usb + bluetooth) with browns and it's been great albeit for the abs keycaps what's the bluetooth like? been on the hunt for a wireless keyboard and that one seems pretty good
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:there are many flavors of repetitive stress injury and carpal tunnel syndrome is highly publicised just because it is the one with the best surgical treatments I was waking up in the middle of the night because my wrist felt like it was on fire. After a month on the advantage2 that went away. Over a year later, it still tingles occasionally but it's 85-90% better. Not a doctor but bowls worked for me.
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Dec 1, 2018 15:57
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:pro tip: trackballs
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Dec 1, 2018 16:05
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love a good ball.
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jony neuemonic posted:love a good ball. that great ball feel
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Dec 1, 2018 16:32
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Trackballs are good too, Elecom Huge here.
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Dec 1, 2018 16:45
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My entire arm went all numb with pins and needles from hunching over a laptop to much. The doc told me to swing my arms about and go swimming, which worked wonderfully. I now try really hard not to gently caress up my hand and arms with bad posture after that scare.
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Dec 1, 2018 18:42
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blugu64 posted:I was waking up in the middle of the night because my wrist felt like it was on fire. After a month on the advantage2 that went away. Over a year later, it still tingles occasionally but it's 85-90% better. Not a doctor but bowls worked for me. coworker had the same. solved it with an advantage2 and after a year switched to a preonic.
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Dec 1, 2018 21:18
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my current workplace has chairs with terrible non-adjustable armrests and it's making my shoulders feel awful. i'm a bit too new to start really complaining about it tho so i'm trying to hint my coworkers into doing it for me
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Dec 1, 2018 23:54
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TheFluff posted:my current workplace has chairs with terrible non-adjustable armrests and it's making my shoulders feel awful. i'm a bit too new to start really complaining about it tho so i'm trying to hint my coworkers into doing it for me Same but I have a steelcase gesture I drag with me between jobs.
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Dec 2, 2018 00:35
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srs post had lots of rsi problems in my late 20s. figured it couldn't hurt to try the stuff hr kept recommending in email blasts about ergonomics and fixing my posture and arm positioning helped a lot. good enough for now anyway but i'm only mid 30s. we'll see in 10 years
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:srs post had lots of rsi problems in my late 20s. figured it couldn't hurt to try the stuff hr kept recommending in email blasts about ergonomics and fixing my posture and arm positioning helped a lot. good enough for now anyway but i'm only mid 30s. we'll see in 10 years in 10 years human/kb interaction will be a thing of the past 
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imo one rsi thing you can try that is usually overlooked is some kind of fingerless gloves offices get kept cold as poo poo for no reason and if your hands are cold and you're typing all day it can gently caress em up real quick
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jimmyjams posted:imo one rsi thing you can try that is usually overlooked is some kind of fingerless gloves 
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jimmyjams posted:imo one rsi thing you can try that is usually overlooked is some kind of fingerless gloves keep my office set at 76°F
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Raluek posted:if it's not plugging into a native ps2 port, you are using an active adapter. does that adapter support nkro? my understanding was generally not model m *hardware* (which unicomp is) doesn't support nkro. pretty sure that means you're not going to get nkro no matter what it goes through.
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jimmyjams posted:imo one rsi thing you can try that is usually overlooked is some kind of fingerless gloves Wait, really? I keep my office at 64-68f. (Their AC is free to me, so why not enjoy it)
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have any of you rsi sufferers used a rollermouse? a co-worker of mine swore by it
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Jenny Agutter posted:have any of you rsi sufferers used a rollermouse? a co-worker of mine swore by it a what
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a rollermouse
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Jenny Agutter posted:a rollermouse
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Wanted to try one, but since my pain is/was in the thumb, a finger trackball makes more sense.
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it also looks like it would be tricky with multiple monitors due to the limited left-right track, but maybe practice lets you crank up the sensitivity
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Elecom huge. Tons of programmable buttons + Advantage2 and keyboard macros. It's what you really need, even if it doesn't look cool. Keyboard macros own.
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Jenny Agutter posted:have any of you rsi sufferers used a rollermouse? a co-worker of mine swore by it a few people at work have them and i've tried them out very, very briefly. they are surprisingly easy to use for how strange they look. multiple monitor or even ultrawide could be an issue, yeah, it's probably one of those things you're just going to have to experiment with yourself. but drat they're ffffucking expensive, yowza.
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blugu64 posted:Elecom huge. Tons of programmable buttons + Advantage2 and keyboard macros. It's what you really need, even if it doesn't look cool. Keyboard macros own. ever tried one of these bad boys?  found it while searching for your elecom
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Jenny Agutter posted:ever tried one of these bad boys? what the
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lol, graph doesn't know about the three trackballs
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Sagebrush posted:lol, graph doesn't know about the three trackballs
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that looks like a back massager
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Sagebrush posted:lol, graph doesn't know about the three trackballs
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it's for color grading (idk some pagancow type poo poo) and costs $350 same company also makes this crazy fucker for $15,000   the labels underneath the buttons and knobs are all tiny displays 
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This elecom site is great. "Sound is curious place, but adopts silent Switch usable calmly. By design which came out of shape of the hand, we realize good point of further 'grip feeling'."
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