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  • Yeah, that’s my go to for first aid. I actually Cary around saline solution though in my first aid kit for sterility and you just spray it on as needed to wash debris and particulates. People are already in enough pain don’t need to burst cell walls that survived as well.

    Then it’s a out bandaging and replacing and cleaning the area as needed. I’m a big fan of the newer hydrocolloid bandages, even though you don’t heal faster it’s far more consistent and the whole surface being sticky and absorbing means it can hold more fluid and cover odd size wounds.


  • Funny enough it’s not the gear it’s absolutely the small wheel size that is the issue. More surface tension so you lose momentum faster and have to keep pedalling plus a small turn to avoid things means a larger degree turn meaning easier wipeouts. The pedaling if any bike is pretty standard and you can just match the size of the gears as need proportional to the wheel.
    It’s just those tiny wheels suck.








  • KrauerkingtoGames@sh.itjust.worksDebunking the grey market beyond Steam
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    So, you think a good way to correct someone is to directly insult them because you find their points unrelated but yours perfect? Rude. And the only thing steam controls via contract is the ability to sell your games via steam keys for price parity.

    And you misunderstood my point. RuneScape isn’t even on the epic game store so you aren’t reading my words carefully. You are projecting your own hypocrisy.



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    https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/keys

    That’s the policy on steam keys. If you are not using their steam keys it’s not covered by their contract agreement at least.

    The lawsuit is not yet finished and while we can take their complaints into account we can’t take them for fact.
    The case was already dismissed once because they argued the 30% was controlling the market but it’s been there since day 1 of their storefront and has not changed to force game price changes. Beyond that they argue that Valve bought servers to take them offline to push players to them but… That’s not really on this point of price controlling or the ability sell non steam keys.

    Literally RuneScape does this by offering memberships not available on steam.

    If you see something I am missing from the lawsuit please let me know, preferably without the hostility if you can manage.





  • And you’rs has been non existent while you are making responses of a period to just have the final comment.

    My opinion of your contribution is accurate to what you have, and my contribution has been me conversing with someone who doesn’t care.

    I’m gonna stop responding now. Feel free to think about things, or just post your follow-up comment so you can get your tiny victory with no meaning that means we know you lack the maturity to understand your actions.





  • Consider me not in your head to understand your perspective and try to get it across clearly to me. No sarcasm or condescending tone.
    I do not see how these are comparable and don’t think of steam as a utility that owns the singular option for infrastructure as it’s a digital service that others can and will spin up to avoid using Steams backend.
    They literally don’t have to.

    And sure I am welcome to information if it is accurate and you have it.