Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by pbz on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:07PM
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Adjustable keyboard or desk? Any tips as far some affordable adjustable desks? Thanks.
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Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by pkelly on Monday March 29, 2010 @10:11PM
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Most affordable sit-stand desk I've seen is from GeekDesk
http://www.GeekDesk.com/
Still pretty pricey at $549 for just the frame. (Luckily its compatible with IKEA tops)
I wish IKEA would bring their adjustable legs back to the US, since their desks are so customizable.
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by bjelkeman-again on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:31PM
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IKEA has an adjustable desk system as part of the GALANT series. It doesn't show up in the US store, not sure if they stock it there. But in Sweden you can get, not super cheap, but better than a bad back and ass.
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by pkghost on Monday March 29, 2010 @09:16PM
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adjustable keyboard stand (desk attachment). sort of like those keyboard trays that slide out from underneath (which i hate), except the thing i'm thinking of lets you pull the keyboard to a decent range of positions in the XZ plane (if your monitor is the YZ plane and the surface of your desk is the XY plane), and thus can be used whether sitting or standing.
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by maxklein on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:09PM
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Use a podium. Very cheap.
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by pbz on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:14PM
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I have dual monitors; a regular podium may not have enough room for two monitors, keyboard, and mouse...
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by lsc on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:29PM
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eh, buy some adjustable VESA mounts and nail your monitors to the wall. use the podium for the keyboard.
Re:The greatest enemy of the programmer: hemorrhoids
by mahmud on Monday March 29, 2010 @06:46PM
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Have you ever programmed with a new monitor, or even at someone else's machine? It's hard. I would waste a lot of time adjusting everything to the exact settings and configuration as my laptop, down to the dead pixel and finger-print smudges.