OTOH I find it quite annoying, when asking about Y, to be bombarded with questions like 'why would you even do that' etc.
Eg,
Me: "What's the best trackball in 2019?"
Crowd: "Do you have RSI? You probably need a vertical mouse."
etc
Eg,
Me: "What's the best trackball in 2019?"
Crowd: "Do you have RSI? You probably need a vertical mouse."
etc
Naturally, they didn't read the part at the top where you explain your ultimate goal.
Two days later you make a new post favoring contextual detail over brevity and the same experts pile in to complain that you didn't minimize your example.
Why do I want anything? Because I want to be happy and successful, lol.
Is it broad enough now?
I have seen quite a few contractors who didn’t seem to be able to do anything if the environment was not exactly their preferred environment. If you are good you can deliver something in any environment and build up credibility.
Basically it's clan mentality that makes it hard to integrate because they don't transfer knowledge or confidence but authority and rot learning procedures.
Kensington Slimblade, still.
Anyone tried those vertical mice? To me it looks like a pointing device for people with RSI rather than something one may choose for better usability whether they have RSI or not. I was introduced to trackballs by a friend who has RSI, and I loved them, even though I don't have any wrist issues.