Tiger was ok, albeit a bit expensive to maintain. For the right purposes it was a very fair tank. The panther is on paper very good, but was held back by ergonomy and build quality. The build quality was improved, before it started falling again towards the end

The main reason that prevent me to play more on PS3 is the controller mostly because the battery life is terribile but also because of the overall ergonomy. I still play a lot on PS2 and OG Xbox and even on that generation the Xbox controller wins.

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Gear Craft Collar and Neck protection module, meant to slide around following your neck rather than staying fixated to the Body Armor increasing comfort. I am not a fan of 1 piece collar neck protector but this looks to be a good idea to enhance ergonomy of such piece.

By the way, this is one of the reasons I'm no longer employable: 90% of modern office spaces have the eye-burning ceiling lamps. Offices built in the '70s had ergonomic, eye-protecting grids under the ceiling lights, preventing people from seeing the light sources, unless they are directly below them. Then in the 2010s, a generation of morons was born who said, "Fuck the ergonomy, let them fuckers burn their eyes!"

*FPS match starts in 5... 4... 3... 2... 1...* "Wait, I didn't finish scrolling my keyboard to max ergonomy mode yet!" *game begins, gets instant headshot*

Very, very beautiful (visually a real masterpiece), but ergonomy and safety have nothing to do with this design. Thus... no, it's a no go.

#NTE is a very good looking game with excellent atmosphere and soundtrack but as of now it seriously lacks polish in many aspects, at least on PS5. Horrendous popping, bad ergonomy, mediocre gamefeel, poor use of DualSense. Hoping they can improve all of it. #NevernessToEverness

It is! Pure ergonomy. The shortcut buttons are in closest possible range. The Tesla Fanboi mind can never comprehend this...

of all the combat pants i ever owned the M90 is easily in my top 3 in terms of shape, durability, and ergonomy of the pouches.

A friend also told me his foot hurts from driving a tractor. Sounds like a glaring ergonomy issue is not being addressed in tractor manufacturing

By the way, your precious SV also removed a lot of the ergonomy the menus used to have in Pokemon. The red cross letting you close every menu, or how when you hover a pokemon to use a potion the games doesn't kick you back to the bag. Y'know what game first implemented all that?

I switched from magic mouse to logitech mx-3. It was a tough decision, I loved the magic mouse gestures. However, the ergonomy is really bad. Not good for my wrist. After few weeks of using mx3, I totally get used to it, set up all the custom buttons, even gestures. I would never switched back.

Bro you're so professional. I would have lost it. Ergonomy? Has he even seen the magic mouse before?

Both of these chairs are mediocre for different reasons: Aeron: 90s idea of ergonomy, rigid frame, bad bad adjustability Embody: Horrible sacral support that digs into your lower back, arms can't be depth adjusted. If they work for your body its great but if not they're a nightmare. Steelcase Leap clears both.

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I mean, you can just ask for that when you build your house dude. Sadly massproduction housing have to prioritize versitality over perfect ergonomy

The desk is just about right with my knees. And yes, my arms won’t level exactly as they suppose. In ergonomy I give my setup 8-9/10.

The disgusting code & platform ergonomy isn't a low issue. It's a symptom that they don't care doing anything right - and we're talking about a platform where people are supposed to be able to report with neurological issues or after a life threatening event. This is shameful.

It seems more compact, perhaps for more ergonomy and mobility compared to the big, metal blade they had in DD/LOR, also gives them more ''military look''