#20-20-20 Rule

[munaeem]

Do Glasses Really Make Your Eyesight Worse? Let’s Dive In!

Hey there! Have you ever scrolled through YouTube and come across videos claiming that wearing glasses can actually mess with your eyesight? Sounds a bit alarming, right? I mean, most of us think of glasses as our trusty sidekicks, helping us see the world clearly. So, what’s the deal here? Let’s break down this topic in a way that’s easy to understand and, hopefully, a bit fun. The Common Myth:…

[katrinafaire]

Putting Eye Strain at Ease

Remember the 20-20-20 rule, kids! For every 20 minutes you're on an electronic device or doing close work / things that strain your eyes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds.

Every 20 minutes

Look away to 20 feet

For 20 seconds

--signed, someone who has had to go to bed early before because the eye strain was so bad (and has since learned this from an optometrist!)

[financia012]

How Do You Manage Screen Time for Yourself? Tips for Digital Balance

Feeling like you’re spending too much time on screens? 📱💻 As a blogger and web developer, I know how easy it is to get lost in digital work. Managing screen time is essential for focus, productivity, and mental well-being! 🌱 In my latest post, I’m sharing tips to help you create a healthier balance—like setting screen-free hours, practicing the 20-20-20 rule, and prioritizing offline activities. Check it out and start taking control of your screen time! ⏳👀✨

How do you manage screen time for yourself? Introduction: Why Screen Time Management Matters In today’s digital world, screen time has become an essential part of daily life, especially for bloggers and web developers who rely on technology to create and communicate. But too much screen time can lead to burnout, fatigue, and a lack of focus. So how do you manage screen time effectively while…

[techdriveplay]

Fitness Routines for Avid Gamers

Discover fitness routines for gamers to boost performance, improve endurance, and maintain focus for a healthier gaming experience.

In the digital age where gaming occupies a significant part of our leisure time, the importance of maintaining physical fitness cannot be overstated. Avid gamers often find themselves in thrilling virtual worlds for hours, leading to a sedentary lifestyle that can adversely affect physical and mental health. Recognizing the essential connection between physical fitness and gaming performance,…

[dungeonclown]

ye murph spectrum

(he who makes my favorite characters. and cody is there)

[asgeyecareindia]

The world around us is in a constant state of flux, transitioning through different seasons, each with its unique charm and challenges. As we embrace the changing weather, it’s important to remember that our eyes, being one of the most sensitive organs, can be significantly affected by these seasonal shifts. Seasonal changes, such as the arrival of spring or the onset of winter, can bring about various eye-related issues, including allergies and dryness. In this blog, we will explore the impact of seasonal changes on eye health and provide essential tips to protect your eyes from these challenges.

[azaleastobloom]

“Oisin was just manipulating Adaine!” “No Oisin’s not actually evil!”

Idk I think it’s funnier if he is evil and just also has a crush on her. Like yeah we’re trying to kill you but if you don’t die do you maybe wanna go out to dinner sometime

[atola]

If you want to date me you have to defeat my endless evil observations AKA watch every single dropout DnD campaign as well a collection of my favourite edits of every season

[bacchuschucklefuck]

she turns, makes direct eye contact with you, smiles,

[ewwww-what]

These freaks are not studying (good for them)

Closeups below :)

[pyxiscowboy]

honestly inspiring level of chaotic and psychic connection to ur player’s bullshit as a dm

[quantummindclassicalheart]

I think Brennan did something interesting with the Porter and Gorgug scene in the last episode. Porter is by all appearances a competent Barbarian teacher. He understands the role of Rage and its mechanical combat benefits, and he even recognizes how Gorgug uses Rage to protect those he cares about. But he doesn't understand how multiclassing into a caster fits into that framework.

And it's true! In 5e you can't cast or concentrate on spells in a Rage. But-- Artificers work a little different than other casters! Alchemist Elixirs and Arcane Cannons aren't technically spells. Arcane Armor just works. And so does the Steel Defender.

Of any caster I think the Artificer is probably the best-suited to multiclass Barbarian because their key subclass features are largely not spells. But it also runs into the problem of requiring multiple high stats. Barbarians already want high STR and CON, and Artificers need INT for their spells and spell saves.

And so there's this narrative tension here. Brennan the DM obviously wants to let his player have fun with the character build-- embracing the creative artificer side of himself is a great character moment for Gorgug, bearer of the tin flower. Someone who has always channeled Rage to protect those he cares about but who has also been called to create and preserve beauty.

And yet mechanically, it's a difficult build. We didn't see Gorgug cast anything in the Night Yorb battle, as far as I recall? And in-universe, classes are a formally recognized thing that require approval. But Gorgug can't be the kind of Barbarian that Porter wants him to be. So he has to show that he can be a different kind of Barbarian-- one whose magic integrates and synergizes with his Rage rather than opposing it.

We see Gorgug still insecure about his homunculus and about the solar lasso, even though these are objectively impressive feats. So it's not a skill issue but an internal conflict-- it's only once Gorgug reconciles and synthesizes his magic with his Barbarian side that the in-world powers that be will recognize him for all of who he is.

[personalzombie-tv]

so As You All Know because I don't shut up about it I've been watching old hermitcraft seasons (as well as other things but that's less relevant). Not too long ago I got to season 3, specifically the episodes around when Mumbo turned 19. Now I'm watching Tango mostly but I had to go check Mumbo's episode for that cause Tango set up a little pranky prank for him.

The important part here being that Mumbo said he "couldn't believe he was 19" and "had a hard time thinking of himself as an adult". Normal things for a teenager realizing they're not gonna be a teenager the next year to be thinking y'know.

Mumbo's also been saying in other series about how weird it was that he's almost 30 especially whenever other people bring it up. He got downright defensive when Grian brought it up. And now his episode today talking about getting old and his solution being uploading himself into a chicken and living in season 10 forever.

Y'all I think our guy's having an existential crisis over turning 30

[positiveupwardspiral]

[perpetuallyboo]

The posts ive seen about "I really hope the bad kids dont hurt the rat grinders :(" is giving the same energy as the hangman to fabian going "we should be nice to her cause if we just keep being nice to her then she'll stop being so mean!!"

[omamorens]

i feel so crazy about them i need them to fight it out