KMSigma
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What do I do? I work for a software company in marketing - creating video, blog posts, graphics, animations, and anything else the company needs to let our customers know how to maximize their solutions.
I've collected countless swag from trade shows - like backpacks, glasses, coasters, pens, notebooks, and much more. But since we moved this May, I downsized tremendously.
I keep something playing in the background to help with my ADD, today is Futurama. (Frequently it's Futurama)
My green screen setup is simple, but effective. GoPro Hero 11, a set of Neweer lights, and a Raubay pull-down green screen. I used smart bulbs in the lights so I can play with the levels and have presets for recording different scenes
This is Peanut and she is my coworker. Her work output is less than stellar, but she's in charge of morale and does a bang up job.
This is my view for the better part of 8 hours a day. It's not the most beautiful view and the wife thinks it's cluttered, but it works for me.
EDIT (for clarity):
I've been typing on a keyboard for 40 years now and started to develop symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome at age 19. After speaking with my doctors, they recommended I move to an ergonomic keyboard. I've been using them ever since.
CoffeeMakesMeTwitchy
Love Futurama
Skizmo
aka... a bullsh!tter
KMSigma
I like to think of myself as a pseudo-influencer, but I won't give you ads in the middle of your videos for Raid Shadow Legends.
But, yes, in the grand scheme of things, people should never take my word on anything. Try it themselves.
Magicalos
holy shit the first and only user of this model keyboard has been spotted in the wild
KMSigma
This is my third of this model.
tomatoboy
Huh? I own three of them. I’ve worked in offices where 1/3 of the people had them.
KMSigma
I had the Surface Ergo and it was amazing! But it gave out on me last year and I had to get back to old faithful.
LittleRobot71
It's the only keyboard my husband will use for coding.
KMSigma
Your husband as I can be friends.
Magicalos
worked in IT for 20 years and havent seen one
tomatoboy
That’s…surprising. Do you support an entity whose employees don’t do much typing, like graphical arts or something?
Magicalos
a library so tons of typing
tomatoboy
All I can think of is either that the tendency for computers to get used by multiple people at libraries or budgetary reasons may be why (they don’t come with the computer, after all) because these aren’t uncommon at all, although it doesn’t hurt that they’re pretty much the only good ergonomic keyboard left.