• SlurpingPus@lemmy.world
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      3 days ago

      Even just a keyboard with left and right halves angled toward the respective arms would help. Because with a typical keyboard, the arms come at it at an angle, and then the wrists are crooked to have the fingers on the straight key rows. An angled or split keyboard allows to keep the wrists straight.

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      3 days ago

      Same as the ergonomic mouse. Natural poses are less stressful.

      Which means palms facing each other instead of facing down in one case, and hands should-wide apart with relaxed shoulders instead hunching in the other.

      Caveat: Most people nowadays never learned to properly type but are self-taught. Which makes using split keyboards more challenging.