Standing desk

“>I hate this whole standing/treadmill desk fad. It solves the wrong end of the problem. Sitting on your ass is fine but don't do it all day. Sure, but I actually find that I feel better when I use a standing desk than sitting.”— mistercow · 2012 · HN

“I use the now discontinued Ikea Fjus shelf unit ( https://samnangp.wordpress.com/2009/11/28/ikea-shelf-project... now available as a Gorm, Hejne or Ivar, all of which have one less shelf) which I have adjusted. One shelf is my external keyboard tray, another shelf is my macbook s”— frandroid · 2015 · HN

“I use an Ergotron adjustable standing desk and find it works well to hold MacBook, external monitor, Lenovo keyboard, and lab notebook. It is sturdy and switching between sitting and standing works well for me. https://www.ballicom.co.uk/33-397-062-ergotron-workfit-t-sit...”— afarrell · 2016 · HN

“I had major forearm/hand tendon pain for years, and switching to an ErgoDox EZ cured it. I also switched to a standing desk at the time, which helped. I've also spent lots of time with an Atreus62 and a Dactyl Manuform, and still use the ErgoDox EZ as my daily driver. It's just s”— gnicholasgreen · 2019 · HN

“Thank you! I didn't know about the sharpness and scrollbar co-relation. I don't sit btw. I use an IKEA standing desk that I hacked together using their table top and adjustable legs. Cost me < 100 as opposed to the motorized ones costing 1000s of $s.”— sean_patel · 2016 · HN