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Looking for even one single reason why I shouldn't remove my heart monitor for 20 minutes when I shower. All I see is 'You are not to remove it' and 'Keep it on at all times, even when showering'
Not one singular reason is given at all whatsoever. Just 'Keep it on because we say so' which is bull****. I read tons of posts about them falling off constantly, so it can't be that big of a deal.
So I am taking this annoying thing off to shower tonight.

If you cannot elaborate with even one concrete reason, then it is a rule I don't need to follow.

They want you to shower with it because removing it will waste the mount and they aren't cheap.

Is there anyone on GH who has never been in the Ocean?

I honestly don't know. It is possible I did it in childhood, but it wasn't often.
Ever since I became a teenager I've felt uneasy about showing my body in public, and after surgeries even less so, so I never ever do that.

are you using a qmk firmware? qmk calculates the debouncing window in milliseconds by default and 5 ms is the default value. (you can specify the debouncing window in cycles which is less deterministic and not recommended unless you know what you are doing..)
but assuming you specified the window in milliseconds, you actually decreased the debouncing time.. try a value of at least 8. unless you are into competitive gaming, a little delay won't hurt you. you can still lower the value if you notice keys not registering (if the debounce window is longer than your button press).

I mean I understand why you feel that way, personally I think it's more of an aesthetic preference, but I see why it could look weird. It does serve a functional purpose though, because without the "stepped notches", there'd be no place for the USB-C connector to be, without playing games of having the USB signal pass through another module to get to the main module (been there, done that, doesn't work).

Ahhhh gotcha, I was assuming a pass-through situation but this solution is certainly much less complicated...makes sense