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Never seen someone use a pad at work. Is that common?
cough cough p*ssy cough cough
You might find this interesting. it's a totally different approach to preventing CTS and other repetitive-stress injuries. I've known a lot of folks that have gone this route and found it very helpful:
http://www.healthytyping.com/.
related: what about bringing a mechanical keyboard to work. Acceptable?
My guess is that as long as it's not super loud, like a keyboard with blue switches, I don't personally see an issue with it?
A keyboard cover is not bad for your Mac. It doesn't make cooling it any easier so you might have your fans running a little more than usual but your Mac will be fine. It's far more harmful to use your Mac on a soft surface like a bed where it can't properly ventilate. Remember this is a computer that is designed to function with the life closed.
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