Where do you code?
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Apollos
Dude who does stuff
Just at my desk usually leaned back in my chair, my shoulders hurt my more than anything from reaching out. I have heard standing is the best option for computer work posture, but not really a great option imo.
Stellow
C++/C#/PHP/LUA
Most of the time I do in a computer
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Otfan125
Well-Known Member
Most of my computer work for personal projects (which is graphics, programming, and writing primarily) is done in my recliner. I do not typically recline it, instead I will sit cross legged with a lap desk. The arm makes a nice mouse pad
J.Dre
Unity Games
Instead of giving you the dull and boring response, I thought I'd share a bit and maybe spark a conversation:
When I first began coding in my early teens [I believe I had just joined OtFans around this time as well], school always seemed boring - assignments always seemed so remedial. Coding actually took place in class, handwritten in my school notebooks. That is where I often coded! Good ol' days... I was always at school, and this was around the time Intel Core was first being introduced. As I grew up poor, we didn't have a decent home PC. I had built my first at twelve using parts from a dozen brands, ha ha. We're talking ancient technology. Hell, 1GB USB's were considered huge and floppy disks were still in use.
Not too boring.
When I first began coding in my early teens [I believe I had just joined OtFans around this time as well], school always seemed boring - assignments always seemed so remedial. Coding actually took place in class, handwritten in my school notebooks. That is where I often coded! Good ol' days... I was always at school, and this was around the time Intel Core was first being introduced. As I grew up poor, we didn't have a decent home PC. I had built my first at twelve using parts from a dozen brands, ha ha. We're talking ancient technology. Hell, 1GB USB's were considered huge and floppy disks were still in use.
Not too boring.
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victoriarish
New Member
Team Notepad. However, the only downside is that Notepad++ isn't a "real" IDE, so you have to do some work to have it run your things.
its not a ide at all its just a text editor like sublime
victoriarish
New Member
Sir yes Sir!..i stand to be corrected. Thanks for pointing that out. I learn a thing or two every single day
