adjustable

Yeah, a height adjustable desk which allows to switch between sitting and standing is the way to go.

And there are only a few adjustable parameters (particle/nucleus masses, Planck's constant, and less than a dozen others).

Those in the $10,000 range have amenities such as WiFi, adjustable seats, and rear-facing video camera.

Maybe he means adjustable on the long term?

A friend suggested that adjustable tension in the glove rather than haptics might be a good way to deal with interaction.

When I travel I use a non-adjustable 53 Gillette Super Speed[2] due to its light weight and size.

Still wanting to see a design for a height adjustable sit/standing desk.

Which adjustable razor do you find works best for a thick beard?

I use an adjustable height desk as well and find the variety to be nice.

Of course, this can and probably will be leveraged on behalf of Red camera users and others small enough to be mounted side-by-side on an adjustable platform.

The standing desk is sit / stand height adjustable.

I prefer the fine tipped markers since you get a smooth writing experience with an adjustable line width without the mess or bleed through.

Neat, but he already had me at "Dan Bricklin..." Wish the writing scale were adjustable with standard multitouch 'zoom' gestures (rather than a 3-way toggle).

Because I wanted a fairly fancy chair and didn't really give a crap about having an "executive-looking" desk, I splurged on the chair a bit ($299 on sale for $249), got a fancy n-way adjustable keyboard tray second-hand ($100), and a Fredrik desk from Ikea ($149).

Adjustable razors just make it easier to tune for the other two variables you can control (sadly it does nothing to make your skin more robust;).

Adjustable safety razors are simply awesome for dialing that in.