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This has to be a "you are holding it wrong" situation. I use my macbook on the desk, on my lap, on my chest laying on my back, and have never once gotten to thi
by asdff 3mo ago
This has to be a "you are holding it wrong" situation. I use my macbook on the desk, on my lap, on my chest laying on my back, and have never once gotten to thinking parts of it should be filed down.
- necovek 3mo agoPeople are different: my hands are big and on my preferred laptop sizes (13-14"), laptop edges cut into my palms when my fingers are on the home row. Others' anatomy might be different in other ways. Perhaps you could claim I should be using larger laptops ad part of the "holding it wrong"), but then my preferred Thinkpad X1 Carbons do not cause the same issue for me. (Nor the screen reflections, or mushy keyboards of my work Macs)
- asdff 3mo agoI still don't see it. I am replying to this after scrolling with my laptop halfway up my belly and my palm rest directly on this supposedly too sharp edge. I just don't see what people are doing to induce pain and cuts.