Surprised this is the only mention I could see of the Ergohuman. Got mine for only $250 when someone was selling them from an office in the city that had been redesigned. (That and an Ikea Jerker showed up in craigslist just when I was setting up my home office). I love it and would easily pay full price to replace, should it ever die, which doesn't seem likely.

Look at the statistics for long term survival after being resuscitated. If you have a chronic disease you might not want to be dragged back for a few more months. And the longer you are down the more brain damage you suffer - don't think want to come back a moron (not a lot brain matter to spare).

You got me at 'I kept her feet warm (she always liked that)". Sorry for your loss but it sounds like you had a wonderful bunch of years there.

Don't bother using command.com, download TCC LE from JP Soft. Its free. Works like cmd but adds lots of great extra features.

Slashdot'ed already

That was fine in my youth but I got tired of making typos and having to start from the beginning, although it did help my typing skills.

Vim is the only editor I'll use. Well when I'm working in MS products such as Visual Studio I have to use ViEmu. Which works great since I have VIM inside VS. Love the fact that people are now emulating Vim. Love the that I can edit a 6M log file with no significant impact on the system and still have full search capability. Thanks Bram, I owe you days of saved time over the years.

You can have both. There is an add-in for VSS that provides vim like editor functionality inside the IDE - its called VIEMU. (Not affilicated - just really like the product.)