LurkingLuddite

Absolutely, I love my trackball, too. As much as I always want a better one, I’m never going back to mice.

It’s often actually important to not go too crazy for ‘just’ day to day cardio. So that actually helps normally.

Unless you’re trying to specifically improve cardio, like a runner trying to improve times, mellow cardio is what you want. If you are trying to improve cardio, then definitely mind on the game doing something like intervals!

Absent minded intense cardio is how you get heart attacks. (y’know, outside of the normal health issues that compund into them, often triggered by something ‘intense’)

Yea, it’s a meme. Though sadly a lot of people I run into unironically think the meme is the best solution.

Until knowledge becomes laughably common, I’m going to try to spread what is best. Especially when the better option is way cheaper.

You can really tell the people that still operate on that mindset. “Number must go up” is apparently pretty stupid motivation in most contexts!

Stretch. If you don’t know how, look up yoga routines, and make sure not to force yourself into any positions you cannot easily reach. Until you’re more experienced with pushing against your body’s limits, it’s pretty easy to hurt yourself pushing up against limits.

Nah, OP is just being elitist trying to justify those purchases. (not that they’re bad ideas, just unnecessary)

The real answer is posture and lack of stretching and exercize. Unless you have an underlying issue like scoliosis, stretching and exercize fix 90% of the aches and pains young people whine about with “getting old” in their 30’s.

That’s the best part about cardio. You can do so many other things while doing it. … OK well, not lots of different things, but once you’re past the hell of getting into a shape, you kindof just zone out into the music/podcast/video/what ever and huffpuff away for a while while entertained.

If you go to a gym, some even have theatre rooms filled with treadmills/etc and a movie playing.

ELIZA effect in full swing… Humans really are gullible.

My guy, you’re commenting after someone has already offered another source.

High taxes is limiting capitalism.

So do mine for similar reasons ifyouknowwhatimean

Alternative? Sure. Though why?

If ethernet works, you’re just using a more expensive option to go with fiber.

Unless you need something unique about fiber, like distance (which can still be dubious for consumer grade hardware), or a non-electrical based signal (dubious requirement in most cases), then you’re just throwing money at being able to say you use fiber.

This completely and utterly ignores the capitalist pressures that also hit building materials. Just look at wood prices in the US. Prices have skyrocketed outside of the housing supply as well.

TL;DR: Capitalism is cancer on anything required to live, including the vast supply chain for such goods.