Tech talk, cold comfort.

Any suggestions for computer chairs?

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/markus-off ... -00103102/

Ikea chair "MARKUS". I kid you not, it is the most amazing chair you will ever use. Nothing beats it. It is not just comfortable, it will heal your back. Try it for two hours and you will never be able to use any other chair again. I don't know what's with this chair, it's really amazing.

Interestingly that is the very chair I have. Very comfortable and would recommend

Cool to get my opinion validated. Funny to get a new user registered here for an Ikea chair.

This chair is magic. I had the old version of it without the extra lower back support, I liked that one much better though. There was an even older chair called "Chef" "The boss" something like that. That chair was also very amazing. It was big and I could even sleep on it, which I did many times. I miss that chair.

My Lucky Day! There's an attorney's office right next to my apartment building. I went outside, and next to his trash was a chair, I didn't pay much attention at first, but I passed through his lot on my way back in (it was after hours and everyone at the practice was gone), and saw it a bit more closely. It's fucking beautiful, it looks brand new, it's real leather, not the cheap thin shit either, it has a really nice lumbar adjustment. I felt a couple of drops of rain just as I opened the door to the apartment building to drag it in, had I been a minute later, it would have been ruined.

I will probably be looking for a chair sometime later. Will make use put my recent acquisition to use at my "old" desk. One of my considerations is that I'm a little over six feet tall. I've seen some buying guides that have recommendations as to a chairs construction regarding a person's height, pointing out that most are made for peeps that are approximately 5'5" to 5'7". Luckily the attorney is fairly tall too

lol cool. What is the odds of finding the perfect chair like that? .... more to come.

I live in a larger city, in an apartment building, you'd be shocked at the stuff people toss out or leave behind when they move.