I've been using the Microsoft Natural series keyboards for years. Split, and ergonomic.
I use plug-in Sennheiser HD 569 headphones, for better audio experience. But with that, I have a Koss in-line volume control. I'm very picky with how loud things are, so I use the volume control to fine-tune it…
+1 on the left-handed trackball and right-handed vertical mouse. I don't use both together, though. My trackball is a Kensington Orbit, with scroll ring. I also have a cheap graphics tables, a Huion, for some digital…
I like to have SumatraPDF on every Windows machine I use, because it's so fast and light. And I like that I can easily change the theme via the Advanced Settings text file. It's great! Thanks for your work on it!
The place where I learned to do deep meditation also had a strong emphasis on self-pacing. Maybe that would help reduce these kinds of negative experiences. With meditation, more isn't better, and it's important to stay…
I've been using the Microsoft Natural series keyboards for years. Split, and ergonomic.
I use plug-in Sennheiser HD 569 headphones, for better audio experience. But with that, I have a Koss in-line volume control. I'm very picky with how loud things are, so I use the volume control to fine-tune it…
+1 on the left-handed trackball and right-handed vertical mouse. I don't use both together, though. My trackball is a Kensington Orbit, with scroll ring. I also have a cheap graphics tables, a Huion, for some digital…
I like to have SumatraPDF on every Windows machine I use, because it's so fast and light. And I like that I can easily change the theme via the Advanced Settings text file. It's great! Thanks for your work on it!
The place where I learned to do deep meditation also had a strong emphasis on self-pacing. Maybe that would help reduce these kinds of negative experiences. With meditation, more isn't better, and it's important to stay…