u/Nappy_Rano

Slightly off topic... but I'm at a point in my surveying career where I'm getting to do CAD linework/feature extraction nonstop at my job and find that the mouse I'm using gives me quite the hand cramp. Wondering if there's recommended comfortable computer mouses (mice?) that might help alleviate this? Or any other helpful tips from those who may struggle with this?

**EDIT**

Damn, wasn't expecting all these great suggestions! I landed on the Logitech MX Vertical Advanced Ergonomic Mouse, we'll see how that does for me. Thanks all!

I'm looking for what you've used for study material. I currently only have first-hand experience using LiDAR tools and looking to fill knowledge gaps to help pass the required exam.

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I have two brand new Spiritbox t-shirts that don't fit, for free. I ordered mens XL but they fit more like a mens small or medium (I think they're Chinese sized). Pick up in Barre near R&L Archery. Can DM for details!

Is it pins? Bolts? Where can I get them and what size?

Seem to have a couple missing and the plastic bouncing when I drive on these shit New England roads is driving me nuts lol

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