Jeff Atwood, over at Coding Horror, has a useful summary of best practice when it comes to computer workstation ergonomics. I have to admit, I don’t have the same position as the drawings show – I’m hunched over the keyboard staring closely into the screens. I know it’s bad for me, but up to now, I’ve been too lazy to do anything about it. First thing to do is to raise the screens a little more – that’ll be another couple of packs of A4 paper stuffed under the monitors, then…
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Lying by then, was so much simpler than explaining that I’d been grovelling in the dirt and darkness just to have a fag. I doubt they would have cared – the question is, why did I care? Why did I go to those extremes? I dunno. Part of me doesn’t give a hoot, part of me still has this pathetic need to be ‘liked’ maybe. Anyway, the whole thing was so bloody silly by then, the loo excuse seemed easier.
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