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Akinato
7y ago
Same here, I'm having difficulties getting it to work on both.
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Akinato
7y ago
However this would lead to over treatment, which also isn't good.
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7y ago
You can only act reasonable so long as your enemy is willing to extend the same courtesy. When someone is this far gone, there's nothing you can really do other than violence, if the legal system has failed you. It sounds like they tri
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Akinato
7y ago
Evidentially these often aren't covered under insurance plans. Maybe the med I was on was just particularly difficult, but it was going to cost me quite a bit of money to do the liquid suspension. I don't expect pharma companies t
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7y ago
One thing that's always bothered me is that companies can make a ton of medications, such as those that treat depression and anxiety, that are incredibly difficult to get off of once you start with the medication. None of these compani
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Akinato
7y ago
Does it really matter who uploaded it? The manifesto was posted and shared there, and the discussion was encouraged. The issue is with the kind of activity going on in 8chan, not who uploaded it first -- which is an absurd activity of finge
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Akinato
7y ago
Haha right? How did that technology stack make it past approval? Was there no oversight?
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Akinato
7y ago
Seems like an aggressive move to get all the taxis to use Google Maps, lest they hear the complaints of their customers.
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Akinato
7y ago
I think you already got me :) That's why I took it out.
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7y ago
Hey! Do you mind sending me one too, if you have any left? :) ---- Thank you very much. :) ---
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7y ago
Yes it may not nourish our bodies, but the green space nourishes our souls and our brains. If we want to do away with lawns, we'll need to make large strides forward in regards to our public spaces and parks.
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Akinato
8y ago
Huh. Cool, but I'm not really sure what problem it solves.
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Akinato
8y ago
Doesn't really seem ugly to me. Seems like a fun addition to a space.
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8y ago
Yup. I turned off web activity and my home/work checkpoints disappeared. I always thought that was incredibly scummy and it's what made me really start questioning the amount of power I was giving Google, if this is how they'
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8y ago
Huh, that's kind of a cool concept. Now I'm wondering if we're ever going to have regular visits with "Cyber" doctors that survey your online "condition" and make recommendations for "healthier online
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8y ago
I feel like we should probably simulate violence using VR, etc. for our children in the future. You can't really understand the danger of violence until you see just the extent of consequences it can bring. Otherwise we will be forever
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8y ago
I honestly don't think I would keep buying anything that's over $20, and isn't a basic human necessity -- Unless there was also a huge jump in quality that matches the price jump.
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8y ago
Good weed, a dark cold room, and some white noise like a shower running. Best cures I've found so far. I've never found the current drugs more helpful than a Tylenol.
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Akinato
8y ago
That's a great perspective that I had not thought about before.
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8y ago
I agree with many of the others. I don't see how this information could be useful for anything except someone with malicious intent.
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Akinato
9y ago
Fascinating. Does this man really have any traction, or is he just good at finding a single stooge to advocate for him and generating news articles?
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Akinato
9y ago
Haha, and we'll get to relearn everything that didn't already have sufficient documentation.
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9y ago
Holy shit yes. It's too bad it's pre-1900s. I found something called the Vampire Bible once and it was seriously the funniest thing I ever read.