[–] MrEfficiency 7y ago ↗ What a good question.I have a day chair, a chair for home, and a couch at home.I'm a big fan of flipping between multiple chairs and taking breaks.Very good question, I've been foam rolling my back per my Dr. of physical therapy which helps a ton with back pain.
[–] smt88 7y ago ↗ Wouldn't this depend on your particular configuration of muscle, bone, and fat?Personal preference, activity level, desk type, and (dis)ability status would all be important factors, as well.
[–] rbanffy 7y ago ↗ At the moment, I'd think about a 360/3-axis simulator, so I could rotate it into any position gravity made my body the happiest.Combined with a large curved 4K screen and a split keyboard at each arm with a trackball/touchpad for cursor/gestures.It's fun to think which seatbelts would be more appropriate for a programmers chair, but, in this case, I'd think they'd be a hard requirement.
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[ 358 ms ] story [ 763 ms ] threadI have a day chair, a chair for home, and a couch at home.
I'm a big fan of flipping between multiple chairs and taking breaks.
Very good question, I've been foam rolling my back per my Dr. of physical therapy which helps a ton with back pain.
Personal preference, activity level, desk type, and (dis)ability status would all be important factors, as well.
Combined with a large curved 4K screen and a split keyboard at each arm with a trackball/touchpad for cursor/gestures.
It's fun to think which seatbelts would be more appropriate for a programmers chair, but, in this case, I'd think they'd be a hard requirement.
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