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Those are not solutions, those are workarounds, incomplete ones, and for only half the things I mentioned. You may accept the price of those compromises depend
by BiteCode_dev 7y ago
Those are not solutions, those are workarounds, incomplete ones, and for only half the things I mentioned.
You may accept the price of those compromises depending of your context, what's important and the ROI or course. That's what our jobs are about after all.
I don't mean to say you should not buy those keyboards, I only want to provide another point of view.
- jmiserez 7y agoI totally agree, but it's not all black and white. You can still have nice things N% of the time, and just fallback to the regular stuff when away from your desk. Also the keyboard community isn't always rational or focused on ROI. It's both parts ergonomics (preventing health issues) and optimizing for productivity and nice working conditions (regardless of cost).