u/Xenius24

I've been starting to seriously practice reading and writing both hiragana and katakana since august, i've been doing 5 of each by week, i'm working and don't think exactly that wanting to learn them all in a week is a good thing.

I recognise most of them up to は or ま line. But writing ? Don't ask me to go further than S line by head. It's not exactly a complain, i don't write every day on paper but do it every week, sometimes at lunch break or before going to bed. The thing is you can't practice every characters when you have a limited time, it's impossible in short public transports as well imo, apps doesn't help...

sometimes i don't remember which characters should i practice, i'm like, do i need to train this line more, or this one that i just learnt ? Can you share the experience you had with the writing learning of kana ?

Hello, i'm looking to buy a standing desk, i live in Switzerland and many brands don't deliver there, Flexispot, Deskhaus, Uplift so i'm looking for technical traits i should care of when looking at a standing desk. Motors, legs and desktop material maybe ?

I'm 173cm so around 70 cm lowest point may be too high when i'm sitting, and i will use the desk at around 110cm when standing up. There also some brands i saw in my market : Icy Box, Yaasa, Vernal and Contini.

I will mainly use my desk for gaming so now i have a laptop but i might put a tower and a screen on it, keyboard, etc. I will also use it for drawing, and administrative work so expect a few binders on it. so pretty standard use i'd say but i want to avoid wobble. i'm able to pay standing desk of 160×80cm between 400-700€.

Any advices on how to choose my standing desk ? I want to avoid the hassles of returning a bad product.

Hello, i'm looking to buy a standing desk and i live in Switzerland where many brands don't deliver there, Flexispot, Deskhaus, Uplift. I'm not too tall, i'm 173cm but it means around 70 cm lowest point may be too high when i'm sitting, and i would use the desk at around 110cm max when standing up i think.

I will mainly use my desk for gaming so now i have a laptop but i might put a tower and a screen on it, keyboard, etc. I will also use it for drawing, and administrative work so expect a few binders on it. so pretty standard use i'd say but i absolutely want to avoid wobble, i'm expecting to pay for a standing desk of 160×80cm between 400-700€.

Any advices on how to choose my standing desk ? I want to avoid the hassles of returning a bad product.