I invited a few close friends over for a simple dinner last Friday. One friend decided to bring three coworkers along without telling me. It completely changed the evening from intimate to chaotic. We ran out of chairs and I had to scramble for more food. I believe inviting extra people to a small gathering is disrespectful. Now I tell everyone to confirm their guests before coming over. It keeps things calm and avoids last minute stress.
Finished assembling my new rig around 2 AM, and now my right wrist is sore when I move it. I was hunched over my kitchen table for hours, tightening screws and routing cables. This has me wondering if I need to adjust my technique or workspace. Does anyone know of PC build guides that include tips for preventing repetitive strain injuries? I'd love to hear how you manage physical comfort during long builds.
