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diff --git a/public/footpedal.html b/public/footpedal.html index 371fef1..046b556 100644 --- a/public/footpedal.html +++ b/public/footpedal.html @@ -19,9 +19,10 @@ sometimes use with my computer:</p> <p>I love it. I tend to use it less when the RSI isn’t flaring up, but the first time I had RSI being bad is when I started to use it–it really helped. My RSI was in the few fingers on the pinky-side of my hands (so -the opposite of CTS; I’m told this is less common, but I’m figuring it’s -more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of “Emacs-pinky”), and -much worse on my right hand. The pedal has 3 keys; I have them as +the opposite of <abbr title="Carpel Tunnel +Syndrome">CTS</abbr>; I’m told this is less common, but I’m figuring +it’s more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of “Emacs-pinky”), +and much worse on my right hand. The pedal has 3 keys; I have them as (left-to-right) Control, Shift, and Alt/Meta, with the addition that if I short-tap the center, it does Enter; this basically means that I can avoid using my right pinky at all when typing. This allowed me to keep diff --git a/public/footpedal.md b/public/footpedal.md index 1a8214f..57c1d92 100644 --- a/public/footpedal.md +++ b/public/footpedal.md @@ -15,8 +15,9 @@ sometimes use with my computer: > I love it. I tend to use it less when the RSI isn't flaring up, but > the first time I had RSI being bad is when I started to use it--it > really helped. My RSI was in the few fingers on the pinky-side of -> my hands (so the opposite of CTS; I'm told this is less common, but -> I'm figuring it's more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of +> my hands (so the opposite of <abbr title="Carpel Tunnel +> Syndrome">CTS</abbr>; I'm told this is less common, but I'm figuring +> it's more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of > "Emacs-pinky"), and much worse on my right hand. The pedal has 3 > keys; I have them as (left-to-right) Control, Shift, and Alt/Meta, > with the addition that if I short-tap the center, it does Enter; diff --git a/public/index.atom b/public/index.atom index 95c48f8..29407be 100644 --- a/public/index.atom +++ b/public/index.atom @@ -26,9 +26,10 @@ sometimes use with my computer:</p> <p>I love it. I tend to use it less when the RSI isn’t flaring up, but the first time I had RSI being bad is when I started to use it–it really helped. My RSI was in the few fingers on the pinky-side of my hands (so -the opposite of CTS; I’m told this is less common, but I’m figuring it’s -more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of “Emacs-pinky”), and -much worse on my right hand. The pedal has 3 keys; I have them as +the opposite of <abbr title="Carpel Tunnel +Syndrome">CTS</abbr>; I’m told this is less common, but I’m figuring +it’s more common for Emacs users, with all the talk of “Emacs-pinky”), +and much worse on my right hand. The pedal has 3 keys; I have them as (left-to-right) Control, Shift, and Alt/Meta, with the addition that if I short-tap the center, it does Enter; this basically means that I can avoid using my right pinky at all when typing. This allowed me to keep |