I prefer to be in a supine position when working on my computer of long periods of time instead of sitting or standing. I have attempted to do this on my bed, but after a while my neck ends of hurting. I have tried all sorts of pillow arrangements, but inevitably the pressure on my neck and the back of my head ends of being the weak point. Are there any supine enthusiasts out there that have solved this position problem? What do you recommend?
>>109938328>happy in my cuckbox
Imagine being this cucked out
>>109938344>>109938394the location under the stairs is silly, but the position he is in while doing his computing looks comfortable. Is that a chair I can purchase? Does anyone use a chair like this?
>>109938539No if I recall the cuck had to abandon it because it fucked his back over big time
>>109938328would be cool and comfy if it was stealthy/hidden. instead he made a display case of himself
>>109938539Do an image search on this chair cba to find it
>>109938539there was a short webm about a long covid dude that mentioned the name of the chairs like these
>>109938645>average crypto trader in Dubai.jpgI'm not that I'm looking for a more affordable option. Also the lack of "head rest" is just flat. This will definitely lead to neck fatigue. A lot of chairs have head rest features that stick out which will definitely lead to head/neck fatigue, which is what I'm trying to avoid. In a supine position the back of the head should ideally be slightly behind the shoulders, not pushed up.
>>109938655>there was a short webm about a long covid dude that mentioned the name of the chairs like theseuhh thanks I guess
>>109938328How can you watch your wife with Tyrone in that position?
>>109938328this is harry potters room
>>109938989Via cameras in the room
>>109938328Hello fellow recliner. What I recommend is using VESA monitor arms that let you tilt the monitors downwards by a good 30-45 deg or so. Some don't do this out of the box but there's just a little metal tab that you can bend out of the way to get a strong downwards tilt. Then you can mount them to the desk as usual but lay in a recliner (I specifically use one of the meme "zero gravity" camping chairs which are way cheaper than the equivalent indoor ones).Nowdays I just use my vr headset (bsb2) so I don't need all the mounting gear and can have a giant monitor floating above my head. However, it's still kind of cope, definitely not as high resolution as actual monitors. So unless you see yourself liking actual VR games, I wouldn't get one just for virtual monitors. Better off spending that on mounts and cheap large real monitors. Another alternative is the 'display glasses' meme which are cheaper than a full VR headset but I haven't tried those personally so can't vouch for any.
>>109939392oh the classic death wish setup
>>109939392woa I actually found an old photo of my setup from 2012.
>>109938539You can try with bed and tv. Kinda fun but kills you long-term.
>>109938328>What do you recommend?Getting of your fat ass and doing some exercises for your back and core. Your muscles are probably liquid shit like mine.
>>109939502sovl
You need less sedentary time, not more.
>>109938328neet storage
>>109939502how does this not ruin your head/neck after a little while?
>>109938328this guy very specifically said this ended up being fucking brutally uncomfortable. but it's a cool youtube clickbait project
>>109938539The "chair" is just some boards with cushions stapled to it. It's not comfortable, because there is no room for adjustment.The correct move is to build and use your own Varier gravity style chair until you catapult yourself through your drywall.
