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by CommitSyn 3y ago
I was a bit confused about the commenters wording as well because the subject made perfect sense to me, and coincidentally I also thought they were talking about 'fertile'. But they meant 'women'.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
If that "long story" is stimulant abuse, the shadow people are much more pronounced than in regular sleep deprivation. So is the psychosis. I also had a few years period where I would get constant sleep paralysis during sleep. Mul
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
https://archive.is/z0DON
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Thank you. That was surprisingly simple and quick.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
That's great. You already know this but ignore the people trivializing it. Yes, we hackers could get this running without much effort but most people are not hackers and have absolutely no clue where to start. Even as a hacker there ar
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
That's just how stimulants are said to work for people with ADHD. They don't have enough dopamine for proper functioning, so when they do get a boost of dopamine they are able to function more normally. Wired (hyperactive) -> t
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Unfortunately so. He just has a certain presence-demanding demeanor to him that seems to register on a deeper level with insecure men. He also has a very meticulously crafted social image. He has a couple different "universities"
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
He's a guy that took traditional pimping online. Convinced girls to move to his locale with promises of marriage and wealth, and when they got there made them perform webcam shows with threats of violence, retaliation, exportation. He
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Is it hydroxyzine? I am prescribed it as a non-habit forming anxiety medication, but it just knocks me out too so I only use it as a sleep aid. And if I take two my heart races and I can't sleep. My anxiety and depression have been sig
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
It's easy to worry about the tiger and think the village warriors will take care of it. It's much harder to fight the tiger yourself, especially when the tiger is an amorphous slow-burn.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Woah, did not know that. So can true 'fat burners' like DNP give you brain damage, or is that something the blood brain barrier protects against?
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Benefit, no S. But I appreciate your finding the silver lining.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
They could combine it with the newspaper model and show 3 open posts to unregistered members before asking them to register. That way Google still allows full indexing.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
While that is a good point, there are many other frequently prescribed drugs with shorter rx periods - antibiotics, benzodiazipines, sleep medication, emergency medications like inhalers and Epi pens to name a few. If you look at the list o
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
> 4 out of 5 pharmacy-filled prescriptions is not 4 out of 5 prescriptions As opposed to the non-pharmacy filled prescriptions people pick up? Your argument is that the statistic only works because so many people don't pick up meds
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
4 out of 5 pharmacy-filled prescriptions are opioids.¹ In almost every single case, those using these drugs are trying to escape the physical and/or emotional pain. They didn't wake up one day and say "I want to have fun, I&#
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
I wish more VPN services offered multihop. I know of Mullvad (no more port forwarding), Perfect Privacy (slow), NordVPN (no port forwarding afaik) Who else offers multihop+port forwarding?
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Also that the RIF developer didn't want to work with them, which emails showed was false. There were 4-5 other things that are escaping me at the moment.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
https://archive.ph/VA6pI Edit: It looks like a couple paragraphs are still left out. Can someone with a Bloomberg account confirm?
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Having had a number of bad colds before I actually got a bad flu, I always thought my colds were the flu. Not a huge deal. When it was confirmed to be the flu when I talked to her later, the mobile doctor said that many people think the sam
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Is this similar to how the US used to mandate that civilian use of GPS was off by a certain amount?
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
I am only guessing here, but I assume it's so the content of the mailing list archive remains. If a linked website goes down or changes at any time in the future, then that archive is no longer fulfilling its purpose of archiving impor
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
> Good-looking female students didn't get straight A's when I was in college > Or did they? Honestly, I never ever inquired into anyone's grades And this is why we do studies.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Oh yeah, me too. Spaced which URL we were talking about.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Reddit in the media Jan 2022: - Antiwork movement picks up steam - Ghislaine Maxwell as reddit power user u/maxwellhill - Profile NFT's - Lots of Jan 6th talk (reddit was subpoenaed)
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
On Reddit, you can say things that would be normal anywhere else, but make a small group of terminally-online individuals very upset. Something as simple as asking 1 question in 1 subreddit. That's how I got my first ban. It's wha
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
That's a good point.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
When those.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Or they're broke and reddit is soon to be bankrupt. But even so, if they had just said that, the outcome would be so much different. Because as of now it seems like they're fucking people over for the sake of fucking them over.
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by CommitSyn 3y ago
Sure. But there was reddit.com for people to migrate to. Let's see the 99% figure out the fediverse.

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