First of all, I'm not sure that I understand the question. If I were you I wouldn't stare at a computer screen all day, but if that's too difficult for you then I have some tips. Let me start off by saying this; the blue light that Apple products and possibly your computer give off is very bad for your eyes. It can give you headaches and make your eyes sore.
Here are the tips:
1) Have a parent band you from your computer.
2) Do something nonelectronic, like, play a board game or read a good 'ol book.
3) Delete anything you do on the computer so it is not tempting. For example, social media, computer games ect.
Hope that helped!
it might be that the screen affects our eyes and our fingers
Directly screen resolution has no significant effect on eyes, so use the highest available resolution to enjoy the most. But there are many other factors like screen brightness, screen position and many other that have serious impact on eyes. To have a clear picture about screen's impacts of eyes read this research. www.technologystation.net/2012/05/protect-eyes-from-computer-screen.html)
I guess, staring at a computer screen, poking yourself in the eyes...
Point face toward computer screen with eyes open.
green color is vantage for our eyes.
All components of the computer screen does damage to your eyes, not just Animal Jam.
if you have to get close to the computer screen to see the print, then yes. it is.
most likely
I think you are safe.
there are many variables involved but it usually depends on the exposure time of the display to your eyes the distance you sit away from the screen and the type of display is in use i.e lcd led plasma or crt this applies to both your tv screen and computer screen
yes but you have to keep away from any technology such as the computer screen, TV and phone screen and it would get away in a week.
To prevent flashing windows on your computer screen, you can try adjusting your display settings, updating your graphics drivers, closing unnecessary programs, and running a malware scan to ensure there are no malicious software causing the issue.