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One causes children to do dumb shit. The others actually kill them. Yeah completely comparable.

More than half of 132 doctors surveyed saw at least one case of health harm that could ​be related to tech and devices every week, and over a third saw evidence of harm ​multiple times a week, it said.

Harms ranged from physical injuries, for example caused by replicating acts of extreme ‌pornography, ⁠to mental health impacts, such as trauma from seeing violence online.

Britain is consulting on restricting children’s access to social media, including a possible ban for under-16s, as well as curfews, app time limits and curbs on what it has described as addictive design features.

All of this is propaganda to enforce ID checks and tracking for using the Internet.

Its really weird to me that instead of making social media companies responsible for their content with actual real consequences including shutting them down and criminal charges and painful monetary fines, they are pushing world wide ID and tracking on the rest of us.

Wait, so it’s ok to brainwash as long as you’re “good”?

This link has a ton of information and photos.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5514183/

You are little bit misguided on point 2.

This link has a ton of information and photos.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5514183/

Fragmentation grenades are designed to throw shrapnel in “all” directions. A majority of them will be up from the point of the floor however there are plenty of fragments that will still be thrown laterally across the floor.

That being said you would have a higher chance of survivability laying on the floor behind something.

The mental gymnastics you are doing to blame Valve for your inability to have any forethought about receiving your purchase is at an Olympic level.

10s across the board.

Good question. Here is a quote from NOAA

A map of the anthropogenic CO2 ocean column inventory shows that the carbon is not evenly distributed in space. More than 23% of the inventory can be found in the North Atlantic, a region covering approximately 15% of the global ocean. By contrast, the region south of 50°S represents approximately the same ocean area but only has ~9% of the global inventory.

The site above also explains the life cycle of CO2 in the earth’s oceans.

Good information and REAL numbers.

The oceans have plenty of CO2, the stuff that makes soda fizzy. The ocean is actually one of the largest CO2 sinks on earth. The ocean also has plenty of bubbles to make it “fizzy”, but there is a fuckton more volume of liquid that you don’t get the fizz like a soda as a general rule. So not quite flat as you say.

Any plans for key covers. Tough plastic or metal?

All keyboards I’ve owned get tossed into the backpack and upon opening key caps have fallen off.

Nevermind I see on your site you have a soft side case!! Sweet!