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by 3131s 8y ago
It's easy to overdose on 2c-e, for example. Around the time I was getting interested in phenylethylamines there was an incident in my home state where five teenagers overdosed and died by snorting lines of 2c-e.
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Not all 'psychedelics' are the same, some definitely can have potential for overdose in the lethal sense.
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The person who ran Open Vendor Database also did provided some security assistance / pentesting to Silk Road, as far as I could tell this person was quite competent.
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No need to infantilize the retirement-age elderly -- the ones that want to work can still work, and they'll do so in a better job market with less power asymmetry between employers and employees.
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> A better system would be some system where people can earn a large chunk of capital that basically sets themselves up with enough to have their own basic income that they control. There is no reason that UBI isn't compatible wit
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No, because cigarettes will still be available on the black market for cheap.
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Anecdotal, but I have eaten 5-10 mangoes a day, among other fruits, for long periods of time and remained at 8-10% body fat. I pay close attention to what I eat and how it affects my body composition, and I stopped worrying about eating too
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An anonymous 4chan post could help solve a 25-year-old math mystery(theverge.com)
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It's probably not much more abrasive than the music it's sampled from, if the source is mostly modern classical music. I'm really surprised by how good this is. At times it sounds a lot like something from certain popular exp
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> “The Silk Road” was the first of a phenomenon that became widely known: Darknet Markets. The history is way off here, Silk Road was one of the first two completely public darknet markets (the other being the short-lived Open Vendor D
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by 3131s 8y ago
As someone who also enjoys music in this vein, I'd recommend trying Ravel, Mompou, Janáček, Satie, Delius, Busoni, Milhaud, Fauré, Schubert, Liszt, Domeniconi, Sibelius, Ligeti, Messiaen, Xenakis, Martinů, and Scriabin among others I&#
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by 3131s 8y ago
You must be a vegan to hold such strong opinions on this. I wonder how widely your view is shared by other vegans... I certainly see no problem with offering an animal food, though I wouldn't cage or otherwise forcibly tame an animal.
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Pure ignorance.
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It's very often a city ordinance. I've posted this before, here's the link to my home city's lawn gestapo: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/inspections/report/inspections_...
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But not the lead crisis.
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> The point is that stealing, lying, and poisoning Americans is part of Chinese culture. That's a pretty repulsive sentiment, and it's rich too coming from an American like yourself. Not surprising that it garners plenty of u
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> And consider you don't have a choice, like the trolley problem, you NEED to pick one Can I choose to drop the bomb on Americans instead?
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I personally never liked the vocals despite an almost twenty year infatuation with extreme death metal. But I am very captivated by the music of bands like Infester, Wormed, Autopsy, Pustulated, Flourishing, Pyrrhon, Stargazer, Defeated San
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by 3131s 8y ago
The sentiment of your comments is just irrelevant. The news doesn't have to be surprising and no one cares that you personally aren't surprised. This is reporting that identifies a particular set of actors engaging in this immoral
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> Other commenters here have shown the contractors are nearly entirely defensive anyways. Please prove this.
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Not surprising, just another rich asshole.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ8OXf7o6UA
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Longest common subsequence problem(en.wikipedia.org)
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Your idea is just to magnify the current approach, not change it.
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Recently I was troubleshooting someone's Windows 10 computer and initially I remember thinking that the start menu's blur-transparency background effect looked nicer than what I'm used to on MATE, but then when I actually cli
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Without knowing if that's the case, these metrics are definitely easy to manipulate. For example in calculating purchasing power parity, the "basket" of items you choose can significantly misrepresent the common, basic needs
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by 3131s 8y ago
I thought that was odd too. There is one instance of the word "ethical" in an otherwise technical article and it's hardly egregious compared to the marketing speech of nearly big tech company: > We will continue to evolve
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by 3131s 8y ago
This is also available in most Linux repositories if you don't want to download anything from Sourceforge. It's one of those games that is simple to learn but has a lot of depth.
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Pipewalker (puzzle game)(pipewalker.sourceforge.net)
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Why exactly do you think this would happen? It doesn't actually make sense. Let's say Company A charges 2$ for an apple and each apple costs 1$ to procure, and then at some point a UBI is implemented. What changed that suddenly al

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