Yes the Tray for KB [at work] is almost dangerous because in has side bars you have to squeeze both sides to lower not kewel -unshielded pinch points cleary visable -no carpel tunnel rest bar on it either
the dual is sort of like this -satin finish and spread betwwen two chair spots at a combo counter -the cable channel is ok but the kb has just a small indent -tax payer monies black imitation granite marble counter tops -lots of cabinet space and low - counters set up half size it was so no hi bar stool for admin help.. but original design was so somebody with a wheel chair could make eye contact and see under your desk ..
I hope it doesent fall off.
I find keyboard wrist rests annoying in most cases. I almost always remove them because of that. I don't even like the wrist rest for my mouse pad. Good multi-monitor stands with mounts will have a very heavy base as well as a center of gravity to offset the monitors, even if only using one on a multi-monitor base. Good ones don't come cheap though. It doesn't hurt to know what the minllonitors you plan to use weigh so you can figure out if the stand can safely support them.
I do have my keyboard at home on a tray. The desk I had before had wrist rest on the tray, which wasn't removable. Most gaming keyboards do come with them as well, some of which can be a bit if a pain to remove. I still have a Razer Lycosa that has the lowest wrist rest I can think of removed because having it on there and the key board tray at the time put the keyboard basically out of reach. My current desk doesn't have a wrist wrest on the keyboard tray and my current Razer keyboard has the wrist rest removed.
And here I am actually findinding I need somethinf as a cushion, not for my wrists, but for elbows, as I tend to exert a lot of pressure when working. Fireman's gloves are excellent things to have for that.
I don't like the pinched nerve feel in my elbows after a few hours.
And here I am actually findinding I need somethinf as a cushion, not for my wrists, but for elbows, as I tend to exert a lot of pressure when working. Fireman's gloves are excellent things to have for that.
I don't like the pinched nerve feel in my elbows after a few hours.
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> @captan2er0 said: > And here I am actually findinding I need somethinf as a cushion, not for my wrists, but for elbows, as I tend to exert a lot of pressure when working. Fireman's gloves are excellent things to have for that. > > I don't like the pinched nerve feel in my elbows after a few hours.
Padded armrests? My old leather chair had some really soft armrests. My DX Racer chair has the hard plastic junk. Ironically, the DX Racer chair cost me almlost double compared to the leather managers chair but the leather chair was much more comfortable all around. It was also made better and lasted longer. DX Racer support is practically nonexistent as well. Never again will I waste my money buying from them!
It's greed taking over. Locking you out from installing any software outside of the Windows Store if you have the Home or S version. That is going to make a lot of people mad when that rolls out in September. Nagging people to buy a new computer if you are using older hardware with Windows 10. Microsoft wanted everyone to upgrade but now they have decided that your older computer isn't good enough for Windows 10 anymore. Windows 10 also uninstalls anything deemed a compatibility risk, which we know Microsoft will abuse.
its so much of that Browser needed.. or you go Weiss apple and then fund the people they love that you do not. .so You all deserve better or Cupcakes for putting up with it. or not knowing what happen to get photobucked..we miss Beths NAO
As much as I am not a fan of Chrome, there are sites it does work better with at times. Edge is okay and it works fine but it still has a lot of room for improvement. Then again, all browsers have a lot of room for improvement in their own ways.
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> @cookiecrook said: > Whoo! Free cupcakes! > > As much as I am not a fan of Chrome, there are sites it does work better with at times. Edge is okay and it works fine but it still has a lot of room for improvement. Then again, all browsers have a lot of room for improvement in their own ways.
And then there are some none work on at al. (Looking at you class webpage)
The main difference between the main browsers is what they support and how they support the different code and plugins that are so vast. Flash is pretty much a plague but it is still commo my used. Some browsers don't natively support Flash. With all of the tracking and data mining incorporated in a lot of commercial websites, you run I to issues when you disable cookies and the other ways they try to mine your history. HTML keeps improving and then we also have IPv4 and IPv6. The older a site is, the more issues can arise when using the most up to date browsers and the same applies with older browsers that weren't designed with today's I Gerber in mind.
There are ways to prevent sites from loading unless it is attempting to be viewed with the browser it is coded for. There are sites specifically built for Chrome, even though they could work fine in other browsers. It's all a part of what the creator of it wants. If they want to force you to use Chrome, then it is easy enough to code a site to only render in Chrome. Well... at least for those who create sites, which definitely isn't something I am good at or enjoy doing.
So glad to be back home where there is A/C! I think it might be time to replace this one though. It doesn't cool as well as I like anymore. Definitely better than nothing but it doesn't get the temperature down to 10C and lower like it used to.
I have a metal fan used for pushing a lot of air through a warehouse. It just moves around air not cool enough for my liking and blows papers off of my desks. :P
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ha, first you anchor the paper then the fan goes on and you need to read the paper and the paper blows away and the fans noise and the thing takes up space.. ad the rooms corner is the final frontier of relief of the heat .. then the cookie crumbs before the milk gets warm
ha, first you anchor the paper then the fan goes on and you need to read the paper and the paper blows away and the fans noise and the thing takes up space.. ad the rooms corner is the final frontier of relief of the heat .. then the cookie crumbs before the milk gets warm
That fan is actually very heavy duty. Then again, I have had it for quite a long time but it never fails to create an indoor hurricane when needed or wanted.
Those aren't cookies but I will eat them anyway! > @senshibat01 said: > ha, first you anchor the paper then the fan goes on and you need to read the paper and the paper blows away and the fans noise and the thing takes up space.. ad the rooms corner is the final frontier of relief of the heat .. then the cookie crumbs before the milk gets warm
A friend in cookies is a friend indeed!
Happy Thursday, everyone!
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the dual is sort of like this -satin finish and spread betwwen two chair spots at a combo counter -the cable channel is ok but the kb has just a small indent -tax payer monies black imitation granite marble counter tops -lots of cabinet space and low - counters set up half size it was so no hi bar stool for admin help.. but original design was so somebody with a wheel chair could make eye contact and see under your desk ..
I hope it doesent fall off.
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I don't like the pinched nerve feel in my elbows after a few hours.
yes sometimes its not a funny[Why hitting your 'funny bone' hurts so much]
https://www.msn.com/en-ca/money/other/why-your-elbow-hurts-so-much-when-you-bump-it-the-wrong-way/vi-AAj8zQK
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> And here I am actually findinding I need somethinf as a cushion, not for my wrists, but for elbows, as I tend to exert a lot of pressure when working. Fireman's gloves are excellent things to have for that.
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> I don't like the pinched nerve feel in my elbows after a few hours.
Padded armrests? My old leather chair had some really soft armrests. My DX Racer chair has the hard plastic junk. Ironically, the DX Racer chair cost me almlost double compared to the leather managers chair but the leather chair was much more comfortable all around. It was also made better and lasted longer. DX Racer support is practically nonexistent as well. Never again will I waste my money buying from them!
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As much as I am not a fan of Chrome, there are sites it does work better with at times. Edge is okay and it works fine but it still has a lot of room for improvement. Then again, all browsers have a lot of room for improvement in their own ways.
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> As much as I am not a fan of Chrome, there are sites it does work better with at times. Edge is okay and it works fine but it still has a lot of room for improvement. Then again, all browsers have a lot of room for improvement in their own ways.
And then there are some none work on at al. (Looking at you class webpage)
There are ways to prevent sites from loading unless it is attempting to be viewed with the browser it is coded for. There are sites specifically built for Chrome, even though they could work fine in other browsers. It's all a part of what the creator of it wants. If they want to force you to use Chrome, then it is easy enough to code a site to only render in Chrome. Well... at least for those who create sites, which definitely isn't something I am good at or enjoy doing.
I think Raven is practicing to outshoot those brothers of hers
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> cookie substituent
Those aren't cookies but I will eat them anyway!
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That fan is actually very heavy duty. Then again, I have had it for quite a long time but it never fails to create an indoor hurricane when needed or wanted.
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The cover over the blades is metal. If those blades ever flew off, they would easily kill someone.
> cookie substituent
Those aren't cookies but I will eat them anyway!
> ha, first you anchor the paper then the fan goes on and you need to read the paper and the paper blows away and the fans noise and the thing takes up space.. ad the rooms corner is the final frontier of relief of the heat .. then the cookie crumbs before the milk gets warm
A friend in cookies is a friend indeed!
Happy Thursday, everyone!
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Only one bite!? What if I want to eat the whole pizza?