**August LC Thread**

[marwan24]

Originally Posted by napsus

have you guys had positive long term experiences with vertical mouses?

I have the evoluent vertical mouse as well and love it. It just feels so much more comfortable once you're used to it and I agree with gavz, my wrist feels fine now. The only thing I dislike is that normal mouses now feel extremely uncomfortable, and it is really annoying using them at a friends place or school or anywhere.

[foxfox1]

I used to have the evoluent mouse and it fell a couple of times and broke and is irreplaceable in Mexico. It made a huge difference in my comfort level when I had it though.

[kutty]

Originally Posted by gavz101

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9lT3...layer_embedded

^^Instant tilt relief. Should probably be watched stoned.

confirmed

[Brown Keeper]

Kutty, I think I saw in the SD thread that you live there. Ever make it up to oceans or stick to the half and half at Palomar/Village?
Just curious as I frequent the mentioned rooms.
When I get back into town maybe I will try to introduce myself.
Names Paul, early 30's, usually dressed lawyerly

[kutty]

Hey, I don't go there too often, but I wouldn't mind starting to a bit more. Would def love to meet up, I'm sending you a PM now...

[napsus]

thanks for the mouse tips, i'm gonna order one and hopefully kiss my wrist pain goodbye

[Fubster]

Originally Posted by marwan24

I have the evoluent vertical mouse as well and love it. It just feels so much more comfortable once you're used to it and I agree with gavz, my wrist feels fine now. The only thing I dislike is that normal mouses now feel extremely uncomfortable, and it is really annoying using them at a friends place or school or anywhere.

i've been wanting to get one of those for years but for some reason i never do

[Anonymous Help]

evoluent does not work for a lot of people. i couldn't stand it and it did nothing for my pain.

this has a much higher success rate, completely eliminates all pain, and is generally loved by everyone that tries it for a few days:

http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-910-0...ords=trackball

[antchev]

^^Confirmed, got this one last year in the middle of my SNE grind and it made a huge difference. Now I can't imagine going back to regular mouse.

Here's a thread which might be useful to those looking for a new mouse.

http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/28...t-pain-164294/

[napsus]

i have trouble imagining the trackball being easy to use....maybe just something that it takes about a week to get used to. i have quite a big hand and normal mouse feels so damn small

antchev how did you organize your tables when going for SNE? that trackball mouse + tiling 12 tables sounds like a lot work for your thumb

and big thanks for the link!

[AlienSpaceBat]

napsus -

I have a logitech trackball, and it is super easy to use. Seriously it will take you like 10 minutes to get used to it.

It is physically bigger than a mouse, so should actually be better for bigger hands. Also it is faster than a mouse as you can spin the ball to move the cursor further/faster.

[wazz]

paging cobrastatus to the low-content thread for paleo diet discussion...

if anyone's interested, btw, i took mdma this weekend after taking a course in vitamin supplements recommended to me by someone who knows their sh**... result was a very clean high and no comedown whatsoever. the information comes in the form of a spreadsheet, pm me if interested.

[antchev]

Originally Posted by napsus

antchev how did you organize your tables when going for SNE?

12 tables tiling. You have to play 4-5 hours straight to start feeling some fatigue in the thumb which is not advised either way

[nachunja]

could someone recommend me some good Ultrabooks for grinding?

[Whisper]

Are there any cardrooms in NorCal that offer PLO? I'm looking at the Bay 101 website and they seem to only offer hi-low?