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I just realized furniture where we spend more than half of our life is important too! So where do u code

how to fight back pain DOs & DONTs? do u use standing tables , do they help? cushion chair Vs hard chair? how important is leg space, i.e in cases where u sit with folded legs? Is ergonomic keyboard must with palm support? Lumbar support chairs? how high must the display screen be? do u prefer to code in bed with lappy? anyone coding on recliners all the time? do we ever use head rest chairs while coding? do u use any gaming chairs which helps , or an awesome affordable table if so share a link please?

28th Jan 2018, 12:40 PM
Morpheus
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on my sofa with my tablett, or at my laptop 👍😉
28th Jan 2018, 1:02 PM
tooselfish
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I code in bed 70% of the time,my arms suspended in the air with my phone above my face, is that fine?
28th Jan 2018, 12:46 PM
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still few years to cross 30 but I m having a lot of back pain ( in the upper area) , some advised a good lumbar support chair, it didn't help. , looks like standing desk s gonna be the next try , but they come very costly specially good sturdy ones I better improvise my existing table or use washing machine carton for now😅. I imagine of bartender type chair and table , where u don't need to alter ur table and mess up the cables but instead use long chair to sit and remove it to stand, although trying to bend back during relaxing and falling would be fatal on that chair😅😅
28th Jan 2018, 12:54 PM
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@Brains, my hands go numb in that posture with my mobile while playing games or reading something
28th Jan 2018, 1:05 PM
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Standing tables are the most amazing things if you can afford them/have the space for them. If not, getting a good chair helps, but what really matters when sitting down is posture. As for ergonomic keyboard there's a pretty good argument to be made against them: if you use a mechanical keyboard you are more efficient. If you are more efficient you get to write more code. If you write more code you get to make more money. If you make more money you get to buy better healthcare which would be better for your health then an ergonomic keyboard. With mice I'd recommend something big and a little ergonomic, with a shape similar to Logitech's MX Master, is probably best for both efficiency and comfort.
28th Jan 2018, 12:50 PM
Vlad Serbu
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11 to 5 at Table and before sleeping at bed.
28th Jan 2018, 12:51 PM
Uttam
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Do some deadlifts bro and just workout!
28th Jan 2018, 10:19 PM
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When coding, it's essential to prioritize comfort to avoid back pain. Using ergonomic chairs with lumbar support and proper screen height is crucial. I prefer a well-structured setup with a wooden bed frame for balance and a quality chair to support good posture. For those who code in various positions, like recliners or beds, ensure your setup supports your back and legs effectively.https://furnitureroots.com.au/
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