Resolutions for programmers
Learn Dvorak -
I'd warn against bothering with Dvorak.  Huge time sink with dubious claims of speed improvements.  While a mythical programmer may exist who feels his raw typing speed limits his productivity, I never met that unicorn.  While learning you have an increased error rate, run into incompatibility with other programmers and programs (emacs or vim... good luck) and end up needing to defend something no one actually cares about.<p>Back Up Your Data - I'd argue the resolution should be "Restore Your Data".  Everyone has "backups" but that doesn't mean they have a valid restore procedure that they know works.<p>I like the list overall. It definitely has some interesting suggestions.   The dominant arm in a sling sounds fun.