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https://erowid.org/chemicals/heroin/heroin.shtml It's not like information about heroin is hard to come by.
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I thought the War on Drugs had failed, but if it's NZ that does it, because they've done plenty good things recently, it's ok and everybody celebrates? I can't wait for this to backfire spectacularly, perhaps this time p
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5y ago
I have been gaming with AMD on F35 with some demanding stuff, no issues here. Proton works great.
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AFAIK it is both closed source and encrypted. Otherwise we would already have nouveau with black market firmware extracted from the official driver than unlocks power and clock management (something that nouveau can't do, reason why it
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5y ago
I'm on F35, RX 6800 XT @ 4k and Wayland hasn't caused any issue yet. Gaming works great as well. I love how smooth it feels.
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Tomato, tomahto.
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Is jwz behind tildeverse.org? EDIT: it still redirects there from a new tab for me. Is it like this for everyone, has it set a cookie and I'll always be sent there? In any case, I don't care about this product anymore if they'
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That's an incorrect argument of yours. Things that are true are, more often than not, widespread. It does not segue that an idea that is widespread has to be true. The very point and raison d'être of propaganda is to repeat an ide
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Incredible, I always thought that was an idea worth exploring. AOT compilation and not paying the cost of context and MMU switch would unlock incredible performance boosts, even on modern processors. I didn't know AS/400 did that
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I don't use ExpressVPN and apparently the guy with Surfshark thought his VPN functioned like this but it didn't. When in doubt, write the firewall rules yourself, especially if you're going criminal.
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It's an extraordinary sacrifice to be asked of 900 people. Yes, he was supposed to do more than just tell a bullshit sob story how "last time he had to do that he cried." Fuck him. If you have hired 900 people that have becom
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What an absolute load of bollocks from a company that just raised $750M.
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Certainly it can't be easier than going to my YouTube account and pressing upload.
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That option isn't enough, it works only when the VPN connection is up. If your internet connection is flaky and lose connectivity to the VPN itself, your OS will revert to using its default gateway, and your home IP, which is how the g
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5y ago
2 gallons of water? Is that like 8 litres? That's an enormous amount of water. I have to force myself to drink 2 litres a day You've never heard of a low fiber diet, I've never heard anybody recommend that amount of water. Ag
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5y ago
Indeed carnivore has 0 grams of fiber, and solves any digestive issues for me, as well as feeling incredible.
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YMMV. My diet to manage IBS has minimal amounts of fiber. The focus on fiber of the past few decades has been mostly sales driven (i.e. breakfast cereals), the research is quite lacking. As usual in dietetics, no size fits all.
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It taught them some humility.
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I don't buy it. Apple, Amazon, Google have virtually infinite money and there's a whole spectrum between "malicious actors can abuse the system" and "the decision is final, there is no recourse." Yet people kee
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Yes. It should be illegal to lock someone out of their account with no explanation nor recourse. A company is free to lock you out, but you should have a right, even legal, to ask them to have a human review the case and explain in text why
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Hanlon's razor. It ain't malice, just plain incompetence.
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There's fanboyism and there's "you are wrong for wanting something Apple didn't care to implement, they know better than you". Your argument doesn't any sense, it's just partisanship and appeal to authorit
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We're talking about PWAs the user chooses to install. Of course they want to get notified. In my case I want to run Fastmail and WhatsApp. What use are they to me if they don't notify me when I get a message. People in this thread
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https://archive.md/qznFW
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Meanwhile I'm not surprised to see two Swiss cities in the list. I live in London, my brothers live in Switzerland in a city 1/80th the population, and I feel I can live like a king compared to the prices over there. And everythin
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I remember being very annoyed I could not buy that book in ebook format on Amazon or anywhere else. It was recommended to me for the story. So when I finally caved in and bought the paper version, it all made sense.
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What's the Youtube-binging age? Correct me if I'm wrong, but you're probably implying you've "grown out" of your YouTube phase. As I grow older, I watch longer and more informational videos than I did 10 years
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I use Patreon for 10 different creators, but I watch at least 50 different ones on YouTube in a given month I might want to support. Some perhaps only for that month. And I don't want to spend $500/mo in Patreon either. Monthly do
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TikTok is targeting a different type of content, there is no competition with YouTube as we know it, which is videos longer than 10 minutes.
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That's not what I'm implying at all. I'm saying Western propaganda is so thick and widespread only absolute totalitarian regimes can control it, otherwise it reaches everywhere and we're all brain-washed by it. There is
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