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Aeolun
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Aeolun
1y ago
It won’t shear it straight through your body though. The path of least resistance is to spin you around and then fly off. That doesn’t quite work if the thing is around your neck though.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I had two head MRI’s, and both times I was equally terrified my metal fillings would start bouncing around my head.
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Aeolun
1y ago
It’s probably of the “if it’s in your head, it can’t be anything other than titanium” variety. It’s not like they’re going to break open your head to check.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Or real, but a different situation? It feels kinda hard to do a fake MRI setup like that?
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Aeolun
1y ago
I have to assume most operators do not expect people to be wearing a 20lb chain around their neck.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Yeah, saying ‘serious injury may occur’ is the same as saying serious injury may occur when doing sports. It’s too abstract. I need an image of my keys being ripped out of my pocket and being stuck to the machine to really understand what w
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Aeolun
1y ago
The article says 1hr before it was turned off. That’s long enough to start questioning.
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Aeolun
1y ago
You are going to have to turn it off if there’s a body attached to your machine too, so that’s not much of a lost opportunity.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> then exposing people to violence in their daily life is bad Oh my god yes, and we’re doing such a great job of that aren’t we? We have gratuitous violence on demand now. Public hangings are fine compared to what I see on TV/Netf
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Aeolun
1y ago
You are suggesting it’s maladapted if they go and do the same thing in their own families later? Why should they care about what the majority thinks is good and normal?
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Aeolun
1y ago
The only thing I can say (having been born in 1988, sharing a slightly smaller house with 4 siblings), is that that sounds reasonable. We all shared rooms and had less than a few square meters to ourselves. It was fine. People these days ar
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Aeolun
1y ago
I feel like humans must be naturally better at surviving these things when young. I see kids doing this stuff every day. Not walking on pitched roofs, but plenty of other stuff that could get them killed if something goes wrong.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Personally I much prefer watching a tightrope act when I’m not constantly worried about the performers dying.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Isn’t it telling that that source is more credible than the alternatives?
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Aeolun
1y ago
This has happened almost every single day in the past week. It’s depressing as hell. And… it’s gone. It’s not even downweighted. I can’t find it anywhere on the first few pages any more? Edit: Oh, it’s back. Not sure what is going on here.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Maybe the one in the local store wouldn’t need to be $10 if more people bought them there? Also, they need to charge for the risk of putting the crap on the shelf without testing it first.
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Aeolun
1y ago
You should add a bot to summarize all the messages in those channels!
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Aeolun
1y ago
I don’t like writing golang, but I sure like reading it. It’s nearly impossible not to understand.
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Aeolun
1y ago
When they still knew how to build offices…
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Aeolun
1y ago
Utterly amoral people would need even more reason to not serve basically anyone. Since I know I don’t give a shit, the only thing I can assume is that it’s people that generally oppose what I think is perfectly acceptable. Since the proce
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Aeolun
1y ago
You can do that without this system if you are going to do it anyway.
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Aeolun
1y ago
This is like those 10k bomb detectors that were just a box with wires dangling out aren’t they? I do not understand what possesses people to buy this stuff without proof.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I used it really heavily for a few days, but now I just don’t have the time to send much instructions. Still used on the order of $1000 in the first month, but imagine it will go down as time goes on. CC is so convenient I think I’d have a
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think the pocket railways are a lot more comprehensible than my local network setup.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I’ve got to appreciate putting the matrix server on Coruscant if nothing else :)
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Aeolun
1y ago
As a techbro elite. I find it incredibly annoying when people regulate shit that ‘could’ be used for something bad (and many good things), instead of regulating someone actually using it for something bad.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I’m fairly certain they could but it wouldn’t exactly be fun right?
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think it’s hilarious we allow stuff like Postal or Soldier of Fortune without a question, where the whole focus is on going crazy and murdering a whole bunch of people. But try to show a sensual human body, instead of one that’s ripped in
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Aeolun
1y ago
> It's now occupied illegally. So it’s still being used now. That’s good right?
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Aeolun
1y ago
17 years to banana is basically free money.
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