BoredPositron

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   by BoredPositron 2y ago

   An enticing story, but in the end, it's no better than finding an old smoke detector at a yard sale.
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   by BoredPositron 2y ago

   Probably just free accelerators.
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   by BoredPositron 2y ago

   What concerns me the most is that, if you examine the credentials of the founders of many of these sort of apps, none of them have a background in psychology. Which is fine if it's just a fun chat app but if you market it as a therapy
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   by BoredPositron 2y ago

   I would say 1997 and it was probably a maxtor drive :P
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   by BoredPositron 3y ago

   Their infotainment and instrument cluster is based on QT so could be possible.
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   by BoredPositron 3y ago

   Looking at how mental health was treated before the 80s-90s and that you easily lost control over your life. It's understandable not disclosing serious mental health problems. Personally I didn't disclose my bipolar diagnosis for
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   by BoredPositron 3y ago

   It is but if I exchange emails with a Protonmail user I am writing with them like there is no encryption present.
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   by BoredPositron 3y ago

   >>Stoic meditation with reference to being homeless. Written to myself at a particularly low point; like many, I take comfort in considering how things could be worse. Right at the top of the article... and putting your own shitty lif
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   by BoredPositron 4y ago

   Could be now just look at the common crime-free days in Singapore. https://www.statista.com/statistics/981486/crime-free-days-s...