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  1. The treadmill desk is up and running with provisional hardware. Powered by the mini-pc that was lying around mostly unused.

    The monitor can be pushed back out of the way to place a laptop on the shelf instead if needing to work on the dayjob's PC, say.

    A bit cramped and unsafe feeling. Maybe needs a handle to hold on to screwed onto the door or something.

    #treadmillDesk

  2. The treadmill desk is up and running with provisional hardware. Powered by the mini-pc that was lying around mostly unused.

    The monitor can be pushed back out of the way to place a laptop on the shelf instead if needing to work on the dayjob's PC, say.

    A bit cramped and unsafe feeling. Maybe needs a handle to hold on to screwed onto the door or something.

    #treadmillDesk

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    #EldenRing
    #FlipClocks
    #StraightRazors
    #treadmilldesk
    #VintagePaperbacks
    #BallantineAdultFantasy
    #ViewMaster
    #nintendogames
    #pulpfiction
    #physicalmedia

  4. To help some of the newcomers make connections: name 5-7 things that interest you but aren't in your profile, as tags so they are searchable. Then boost this post or repeat its instructions so others know to do the same.

    #EldenRing
    #FlipClocks
    #StraightRazors
    #treadmilldesk
    #VintagePaperbacks
    #BallantineAdultFantasy
    #ViewMaster
    #nintendogames
    #pulpfiction
    #physicalmedia

  5. @dch Yes, absolutely! The trick is to set the speed low (for me 1.7 mph is ideal.) At such low speeds, reading a screen and typing are as easy as if I were sitting at my desk.

    Also, see this follow-up post about my treadmill desk, written five years later: conferencesthatwork.com/index.

    #fitness #TreadmillDesk

  6. @dch Yes, absolutely! The trick is to set the speed low (for me 1.7 mph is ideal.) At such low speeds, reading a screen and typing are as easy as if I were sitting at my desk.

    Also, see this follow-up post about my treadmill desk, written five years later: conferencesthatwork.com/index.

    #fitness #TreadmillDesk