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thedeadhaji
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On August 30 2013 05:27 killerdog wrote:Show nested quote +On August 29 2013 05:43 thedeadhaji wrote:On August 28 2013 17:00 haduken wrote:
I wouldn't mind if whatever company i work for just allow me to use my own gear then I can claim tax returns on it but nooo can do... the IT policy is more important than my productivity and enjoyment. I now use a $300 keyboard due to RSI issues. If IT doesn't give me the same one I'm going to bring one in no matter what they say. What kind of keyboard is that? Just curious because I've had a few wrist issues over the last few years, but have never really considered/been recommended a special keyboard.
I use a Kinesis advantage.
http://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-05-29_One_Month_with_Dvorak___Kinesis.html
http://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-08-27_I_Have_a_Thing_for_Keyboards.html
I don't think it's for everyone, but it's worth trying out if you have RSI issues.
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On August 30 2013 02:37 Gendo wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 01:37 opisska wrote:
I work in a public research institute, so we are not really swimming in money and thus I have a better setup (like, everything - monitor, chair, table...) at home than at work. The good part is that I can do a lot of my work from home, so it doesn't really matter alot.
The thing that surprises me the most is that some of my colleagues go to work every day and spend the whole day working on their laptop on the table without any accesories. Why do people do this to themselves? I don't think they will be able to stand straight anymore ... LOL, true often see people who use the computer almost for everything at work rocking a crappy laptop with no accessories not to mention the occasional netbook. Sadly it's the generation that thinks a laptop it's everything computing 
To be fair it's quite doable on some. I generally don't bother carrying accessories around with my laptop, other than a mouse sometimes. Then again I do have a 17.3" laptop with a full keyboard.
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On August 30 2013 05:35 EtherealDeath wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 02:37 Gendo wrote:On August 30 2013 01:37 opisska wrote:
I work in a public research institute, so we are not really swimming in money and thus I have a better setup (like, everything - monitor, chair, table...) at home than at work. The good part is that I can do a lot of my work from home, so it doesn't really matter alot.
The thing that surprises me the most is that some of my colleagues go to work every day and spend the whole day working on their laptop on the table without any accesories. Why do people do this to themselves? I don't think they will be able to stand straight anymore ... LOL, true often see people who use the computer almost for everything at work rocking a crappy laptop with no accessories not to mention the occasional netbook. Sadly it's the generation that thinks a laptop it's everything computing To be fair it's quite doable on some. I generally don't bother carrying accessories around with my laptop, other than a mouse sometimes. Then again I do have a 17.3" laptop with a full keyboard.
The issue with a laptop is that the distance from keyboard to screen doesn't reflect the height difference between normal elbow height and your eyes. Not even near it. You would need a x4 full size laptop.
The same issue mostly applies to tablets, phones etc. There is no good space to use them at, so people bend over to use them and suffer neck/shoulder/back problems.
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infinity21
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I have 3 monitors at home (27-24-24) so hardware at work will never be as good 
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thedeadhaji
39489 Posts
On August 30 2013 12:15 infinity21 wrote:I have 3 monitors at home (27-24-24) so hardware at work will never be as good
You can be a trader and get 4x 30 inch monitors (my friend had this set up in 2008)
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The shot I'm working on takes like 70 gb of RAM just to open in maya :D
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On August 30 2013 15:05 thedeadhaji wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 12:15 infinity21 wrote:I have 3 monitors at home (27-24-24) so hardware at work will never be as good You can be a trader and get 4x 30 inch monitors (my friend had this set up in 2008)
lol, that would be sick.
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infinity21
Canada6683 Posts
On August 30 2013 15:05 thedeadhaji wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 12:15 infinity21 wrote:I have 3 monitors at home (27-24-24) so hardware at work will never be as good You can be a trader and get 4x 30 inch monitors (my friend had this set up in 2008)
Damn. There's no chance I'll be a trader or developer though so I'll probably never get a sick setup like that lol
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I have a 27" mac at work, and i work as a custodian which barely uses the computer to do any work, so it's pretty sweet  great for watching youtube and the odd movie during downtime
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I work on a CRT monitor, on the same computer that was already old 3 years ago when I started. I think it's got 2 gb of ram (of course, it's ddr2) and a 2.6ghz celeron. I can barely run the programs I need to and costumers are generally quite annoyed by how slowly I work, even though most of it is just waiting for the computer to do its thing. Of course, it's also got vista on it and no matter how many times I told her, she still won't get XP for it.
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On August 30 2013 05:33 thedeadhaji wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 05:27 killerdog wrote:On August 29 2013 05:43 thedeadhaji wrote:On August 28 2013 17:00 haduken wrote:
I wouldn't mind if whatever company i work for just allow me to use my own gear then I can claim tax returns on it but nooo can do... the IT policy is more important than my productivity and enjoyment. I now use a $300 keyboard due to RSI issues. If IT doesn't give me the same one I'm going to bring one in no matter what they say. What kind of keyboard is that? Just curious because I've had a few wrist issues over the last few years, but have never really considered/been recommended a special keyboard. I use a Kinesis advantage. http://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-05-29_One_Month_with_Dvorak___Kinesis.htmlhttp://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-08-27_I_Have_a_Thing_for_Keyboards.htmlI don't think it's for everyone, but it's worth trying out if you have RSI issues.
This is what my doctor recommended me for my rsi issues. I never ended up buying it/using it but it definitely does its job well.
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thedeadhaji
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On September 01 2013 10:32 Doomblaze wrote:Show nested quote +On August 30 2013 05:33 thedeadhaji wrote:On August 30 2013 05:27 killerdog wrote:On August 29 2013 05:43 thedeadhaji wrote:On August 28 2013 17:00 haduken wrote:
I wouldn't mind if whatever company i work for just allow me to use my own gear then I can claim tax returns on it but nooo can do... the IT policy is more important than my productivity and enjoyment. I now use a $300 keyboard due to RSI issues. If IT doesn't give me the same one I'm going to bring one in no matter what they say. What kind of keyboard is that? Just curious because I've had a few wrist issues over the last few years, but have never really considered/been recommended a special keyboard. I use a Kinesis advantage. http://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-05-29_One_Month_with_Dvorak___Kinesis.htmlhttp://www.hkmurakami.com/blog/2013-08-27_I_Have_a_Thing_for_Keyboards.htmlI don't think it's for everyone, but it's worth trying out if you have RSI issues. This is what my doctor recommended me for my rsi issues. I never ended up buying it/using it but it definitely does its job well.
I definitely don't recommend it for people with small hands but for people with bigger hands I think it could work
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My current workplace has dual 27" 1440p monitors, Ultrasharp and iMac mix, for all 200-300 employees. It's bloody sick.
I'm going to buy either one or two for myself soon, they're just so hard to live without now.
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On September 05 2013 10:16 Blisse wrote:
My current workplace has dual 27" 1440p monitors, Ultrasharp and iMac mix, for all 200-300 employees. It's bloody sick.
I'm going to buy either one or two for myself soon, they're just so hard to live without now.
Jesus.
One Ultrasharp heats up my room more than my radiator, let alone 600 of them lol.
Also thats like £300k in monitors. wat
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