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3y ago
I agree the snark was unnecessary, but in that moment I didn't have the time to think of a way to say that without it being perceived as worse than what I did playfully say. Anyway, wrist slap accepted. I will do better in the future.
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> As for the goat skeleton, it eats when the goat eats, you know what I was saying. I'm not sure why, but this conversation reminded me of this old video. What a trip down (bizarro) memory lane. https://youtu.be/WQO-
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Yep, that's nature for you. The other top predators won't tell you about the bloodlines and species they've ended. I suppose that's what separates us from them. Honesty.
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Yes I'm sure the experts didn't think of the first idea to pop into both of our heads when they published their scientific paper in PNAS. https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.0813385106 Howeve
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3y ago
That's in the gut, but I wonder how that works when it's pumped out into the subcutaneous fat layer.
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3y ago
As a kid I had an idea for a pill that would do that. I had no idea how it would work if course, but I thought one day in the future we could have a pill that you took that detected issues with the body and produced the needed drugs to fix
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3y ago
Speaking as a layman here. I do know which one is safer, as to gain access to blood you have to gain access to a vein, likely by inserting a small tube made of [something] inside the vein, expect it to never break down and enter the bloodst
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3y ago
In that case yes I believe I envisioned it differently than you. If the text is correctly sized and in a box that's always there, where you expect information to be and doesn't block your view, I don't think that would be dis
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3y ago
Funny enough DMT is the only psychedelic that's ever given me real, true insight and legitimately changed my life after a single breakthrough dose, 99.5% of which I didn't remember even immediately after 'coming to' (and
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I'm actually curious if "digging in the tunnel" is a euphemism for using psychedelics, which would have been severely frowned upon at the time. The elves are known for their wisdom in helping you see the world and solve probl
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3y ago
Is Obscura operating out of India? If not, what's your point?
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3y ago
I agree with everything you said. It's sad. I really wish they'd improve speed, latency, and packet loss. If they did then I would go back in a heartbeat.
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3y ago
NSA doesn't typically hack and persist to watch the devices of US citizens.
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3y ago
Oh thanks for the clarification. I was curious why XMR isn't available.
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3y ago
I've tried this before but couldn't get it to work. What are the VM settings required? Do you need an external card that can do passthru or whatever it's called like you do for wardriving?
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3y ago
What's your method for "double tunneling" as, on Windows at least, you can't run two VPN providers at the same time as far as I've seen. I'd love to know if that were possible. I've seen mention of a tool
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3y ago
Bitcoin or any cryptocurrency can be converted to monero, which can then be used to pay (or converted back to BTC to pay) via any number of shady coin conversion services. Bitcoin can also be anonymized via coinjoin like samurai or Wasabi,
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3y ago
As a casual Monero user, who's the Bitcoin maxi you're speaking of? Fluffypony? Seth? I remember reading about someone on the Monero core team who started working for a large Bitcoin company but don't remember who it was or w
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3y ago
If the Obscura network started getting DDoSed, I'm sure Obscura would also become quite slow. The infosec hobbyist in me believes the many-months-long massive DDoS attack against tor infrastructure was exploiting a vulnerability in tor
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3y ago
IVPN, Perfect Privacy, Mullvad all use blind tokens as well I believe. There's also another company/product that has Port in the name I think, PortMonitor or... it's on the tip of my tongue. Anyway they have a paid version of
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In the jets, are all parts of the HUD always visible and they train to work around them as if it weren't part of the window but rather a permanent obstruction, or does the text pop up unexpectedly while they're flying? > Are yo
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3y ago
Imagine that while you're driving, a big line of text that you can't see through appears on your windshield. Worse yet the text is opaque but you have to concentrate on it to read it. All this would do is give drivers a false sens
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3y ago
Risky for the seller, not as much for the buyer who only has to learn to say "no, I didn't order that" and not be pursuaded into saying "yes, I ordered that." Simple as
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See my other comment, this is all still perfectly legal until you combine the spores with substrate with the intent to grow the mushrooms. You can buy the spore syringes ready to inject into the pre-sterilized substrate bags. Open, inject,
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Spores have remained legal forever here in the states because unlike seeds, spores don't contain traces of the banned substances, and there have been legal spore syringe sellers and sterilized substrate-bag sellers etc. since the begin
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3y ago
It definitely wasn't until it was the most likely scenario according to the US DoE and others, as of a few months ago.
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Yes I always try reading articles before coming to the comments for the archive link. This is paywalled. https://ibb.co/x8T9xSh Thank you for the brief rundown, but that actually does interest me.
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3y ago
From the title alone I certainly understand the issue, but this looks like news on said subject I understand, which I would like to read.
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3y ago
Thanks I was unaware of that, but I use AdGuard and Quad9.
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3y ago
I desperately want to read this article. Anyone else getting /constant/ cloudflare CAPTCHAS while trying to access archive.ph? Android with mobile Firefox or chrome, first with wifi then mobile then VPN. No matter what I can'
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