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At that point, why not just use a joystick? I guess this would be faster; I assume you still move it around like a mouse you're just holding it like a joystick.
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I wonder how good IntelliJ's support for joystick is.
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Rotating your wrist upward just opens up your arm/shoulder/wrist into their correct positions.
Wrist-aiming/clicking is bad for you long term, just learn how to use your arm to move the mouse around on a lower sensitivity :)
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What's bad for you is incorrect posture and resting your wrist on the desk or a pad while actively using your wrist. If you sit at the right distance and height, you shouldn't be bending your wrist up or down at all.
Source: Have carpal tunnel and was given guides on proper posture and peripheral use by my doctor.
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Hard for those of us who have different-than-expected-proportions. I have a custom built desk at home so it's not a problem, but my work desk is just too high. Even at its highest, my chair doesn't raise me up enough to allow me to sit ergonomically since I have a short torso. The vertical mouse helps make up for it, though.
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I'm tall so most things are too short. If your work has an ergo specialist, however, you could possibly request a higher chair or lower desk. I've only had two jobs that were cool like that, tho.
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