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And there will be the unlucky (stupid) person that ends up with RSI at 35
by C1sc0cat 7y ago
And there will be the unlucky (stupid) person that ends up with RSI at 35
- throwpupper 7y agoIt's funny that most of these super hyped up mechanical keyboards still use traditional staggered non-split layout that will still contribute to developing RSI sooner or later. I feel bad for the shoulders and hands of all those geeks using their tiny $600 cramped keyboards. Any keyboard that does not separate into two independent halves (like ErgoDox or Matias ErgoPro) is horrible for posture and ergonomics.
- cestith 7y agohttps://shop.keyboard.io/products/model-01-keyboard https://shop.keyboard.io/products/model-01-keyboard is my keyboard of choice for most tasks, and certainly for typing. It's both split and ortholinear. It uses Mathias Quiet Click switches and custom-formed keycaps for the design.
- anonuser123456 7y agoThere is no evidence for a causal relationship between keyboard usage and RSI.
- Filligree 7y agoIt's more common among computer users, isn't it? Though that alone isn't enough to define a cure.
- anonuser123456 7y agoIt's not even correlated with keyboard usage, so no not more common.
- C1sc0cat 7y agoPoor keyboards and mice are exacerbating factor - my pinkie finger started to hurt when I was using a apple magic mouse. I switched to an old PS2 Microsoft mouse and it went away.