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The movement of our forarm bones makes me always feel so uneasy🫣

yeah, we have two bones in our forearms so we can twist ~180

the thinner one, the radius, is more prone to breaks than the thicker, "outer" one (that would be closest to your body when your arms are by your side palms forward)

similar things are present in the leg too, there is two bones there

the leg can't twist as much, and the bones in the foot and ankle give the lateral range of motion mostly

anyway, part of what causes problems with pain from computer use comes from the fact that you operate a computer with your forearm bones in a twist

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Gowron 9mo ago

I often thought that a keyboard in the shape of a basketball might be nice 👀

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 9mo ago

yeah, absolutely, the most comfortable is probably a "bell curve" shape with about 30 degrees from left to right

i'm happy with my little compact, flat ortholinear tho, but i woudn't complain about it being a split with each side slanted down about 15 degrees, this little rectangular thing is a lot easier to pack and takes a lot less space on my desk and is easier to move about

The Beave 9mo ago

I'd prefer it to be shaped like a really nice butt... 😎

Gowron 9mo ago

With a glidepoint in the middle 👀

ᴛʜᴇ ᴅᴇᴀᴛʜ ᴏꜰ ᴍʟᴇᴋᴜ 9mo ago

i like the idea of a decent sized trackball for my left thumb, i space with my right, probably the reverse would suit a lefty, or maybe i have that backwards because i am right handed but swing left, runs in my father's family, via his indonesian mother

i'm pretty sure i could use a sufficiently large, smooth, and free-spinning trackball as good as a mouse

but again, i'm mostly doing fine with the flat ortholinear keyboard and a stadard mouse

most people barely use these devices, in actuality, most use laptops and mobile phone touch screens now, they suck but they don't impede the speed at which these people can type anyway, it's only weirdos like me who can actually type over 80wpm and play somewhere near the top-middle 25% of FPS gamers