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Re:Fixing the computer guy posture [pdf] by JungleGymSam on Monday December 31, 2012 @03:55AM (#4988830)
Because of the barrier to entry: money, setup, and all the unknowns related to switching.
Re:Fixing the computer guy posture [pdf] by eru on Monday December 31, 2012 @05:29AM (#4988968)
Yes, there are transaction costs. But overcoming them is worth it. (And you can create a make-shift standing desk pretty easily out of a normal desk with enough stacks of printer paper or boxes.)
Re:Fixing the computer guy posture [pdf] by olsonea on Monday December 31, 2012 @04:20PM (#4990939)
Bed risers work great (like the kind you might still have hanging around from a college dorm room). I bought some two years ago from Bed, Bath, & Beyond, coupled with an anti-fatigue mat. Not only did my developing back pain go away, but I've lost 15 pounds since then without adding anything to my exercise regimen, or drastically changing my diet.

edit: Forgot to mention: juststand.org