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Love this! I've started doing this in a sense by positioning my laptop closer to me than usual such that the trackpad can be comfortably used by my left hand. I
by jkingsman 3y ago
Love this! I've started doing this in a sense by positioning my laptop closer to me than usual such that the trackpad can be comfortably used by my left hand. I originally did it when I wanted to eat with my right hand but still read a book or fluffy articles on a screen during my lunch break, but I find myself switching to the trackpad just to give my wrist a rest more often, just like the author.
- 13of40 3y agoI had pain in my right shoulder for a few years, so severe that some days I couldn't raise my arm higher than horizontal. I eventually figured out it was because my mouse pad was way off to the right, and that was because of the number pad on the right side of the keyboard taking up so much real estate on the desk. So after trying a couple of different mouse alternatives, like a roller bar, etc. I got on Amazon and bought a keyboard without a number pad, which moved my right arm inward, and pretty much immediately ended the pain.