>3. Frequent, regular exercise (I’ve started having swimming lessons — more on this in an upcoming post.)
>4. Preventative monthly chiropractic sessions
I dont even think no 4 should be an option. Good exercise should be preventative and if this area is unknown, go visit someone that can help you.
In the early days of mass commercial computing -- minis and mainframes -- there was a lot of research into workstation ergonomics. Sensible countries even wrote recommendations into law, to protect the health of their workers.
Needless to say, long-time programming on a laptop breaks all the rules, and is highly likely to result in long-term physical pain. Sometimes it's disabling.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 12.2 ms ] threadI dont even think no 4 should be an option. Good exercise should be preventative and if this area is unknown, go visit someone that can help you.
Needless to say, long-time programming on a laptop breaks all the rules, and is highly likely to result in long-term physical pain. Sometimes it's disabling.
Why do people do it?