Comments on: Status report, 22 Jan 2008 http://www.sixproducts.com/46/status-report-22-jan-2008/ Can you build a self-sufficient Micro-ISV in one year? Thu, 04 Dec 2008 01:25:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Ian http://www.sixproducts.com/46/status-report-22-jan-2008/#comment-88 Ian Fri, 25 Jan 2008 05:29:10 +0000 http://www.sixproducts.com/46/status-report-22-jan-2008/#comment-88 Er ah er. Ergonomics, primarily. I think it's those reaching motions that cause much of the trouble for me. The Dvorak layout keeps my fingers in a more neutral position for more time. It does feel a lot better after a lot of typing. The big problem right now is that I've got 20 years of muscle memory and optimisations on QWERTY and only a few weeks on Dvorak. Er ah er.

Ergonomics, primarily. I think it’s those reaching motions that cause much of the trouble for me. The Dvorak layout keeps my fingers in a more neutral position for more time.

It does feel a lot better after a lot of typing. The big problem right now is that I’ve got 20 years of muscle memory and optimisations on QWERTY and only a few weeks on Dvorak.

]]> By: Joel http://www.sixproducts.com/46/status-report-22-jan-2008/#comment-87 Joel Wed, 23 Jan 2008 22:59:46 +0000 http://www.sixproducts.com/46/status-report-22-jan-2008/#comment-87 What is your motivation in learning dvorak? I can understand if you want to be able to type faster but is there any evidence it actually reduces pain, I thought it would be the opposite since you are actually making more repetitive movements (rather than reaching for keys). What is your motivation in learning dvorak? I can understand if you want to be able to type faster but is there any evidence it actually reduces pain, I thought it would be the opposite since you are actually making more repetitive movements (rather than reaching for keys).

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