I have hopes for Framework but they are still missing at least two of those points. My current laptop is missing the no numberpad point. I had to compromise and that was the least painful one.
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#32Omg thank you. Having some massive pain in my shoulder (when externally rotating my arm), and I think it’s due to moving my arm out to get the trackpad/mouse. I’m going to try this keyboard setup deal with the track pad in the center.
I also haven't had trouble using a trackpad, centered relative to whatever monitor/screen I'm using.
Good luck!
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#33Re: My DIY ergonomic travel workstation with aluminum and magnets
#34What's the static electricity story here? I personally avoid any and all metal fixtures around my work desk, because I invariably end up being painfully shocked by them every time I shift on the chair[0]. At this point I habituated having small metal objects around me (e.g. key bundles), that I can use to discharge static before/during getting up, sitting down, etc. Where 'ianthehenry mentioned here[1] they've made a…
- shoes sole
- floor material (especially carpet)
- relative humidity
Combinations of all three explain all discharges I've endured :)
Re: My DIY ergonomic travel workstation with aluminum and magnets
#35What's the static electricity story here? I personally avoid any and all metal fixtures around my work desk, because I invariably end up being painfully shocked by them every time I shift on the chair[0]. At this point I habituated having small metal objects around me (e.g. key bundles), that I can use to discharge static before/during getting up, sitting down, etc. Where 'ianthehenry mentioned here[1] they've made a…
If that's a big problem for you, it's possible to wear some resistor as a gadget and discharge via this resistor to some grounded thing. It'll limit electricity flow and you won't feel anything.
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#36Do magnets have any influence on electronics?
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#37Anyone knows where to buy a ready-made low profile split keyboard like this?
https://willfennel.com/posts/2022/10/26/cheap-ergonomic-keyb...
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#38Anyone knows where to buy a ready-made low profile split keyboard like this?
These tend to be location specific but try to find regional resellers of the PCBs.
Also worth checking out r/mechmarket, i.e. https://redd.it/wvf9dz
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#40I immediately recognised the stand as the Roost [0] because I have one, but OP links to Amazon with a different name. Was Roost ripped off or do they simply white label this? [0] https://www.therooststand.com/