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by DANmode 5mo ago
The problem is, you’re out of date regarding the recent efforts put into studying and documenting long-known herbs. Curcumin is a polyphenol that operates at the molecular level to disrupt multiple inflammatory cascades. It achieves this by
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> I don’t have a problem with it Then your reply is minorly off-topic, and unexpected, in the context your sibling commenter established. > You’re theory, that my friend using Instagram translates into an addiction for me Didn’t say i
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Turmeric always does something . Whether it’s enough to make a difference in your case depends.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> If we're relying on the average person to back things up properly, this idea is doomed from the start. The average person is relying on the average person, for everything, and I agree, they are doomed from the start. Tech-related
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Yes, you wouldn’t offer your private key to a random food truck. Just new banks. Same as people being unafraid of their car key being cloned - because they don’t hand it around the general public.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
No. You don’t tie it to “your device”. You tie it to your security key. Which is treated like a credit card. and your extended family, friends, or volunteers can act as social proof to allow you back into your accounts, if your key burns up
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Is that humor, to you?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> Here’s what you’re actually doing: reframing an ordinary struggle as a pathology someone’s in denial about Is being wildly overweight also an insurmountable problem that I should not talk about? Ordinary struggles are often unnecessary
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by DANmode 5mo ago
How are they getting in?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Yes, the card being swiped or entered and or the tokens associated with that card is the primary key the advertisers are identifying your purchases by, through the help of the card issuing authority.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> Yes you can. I mean, go ahead and tell the user how to fix their problem with software. They’re the perfect way to prove your point.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Treating your health, or having someone close to you tell you it could probably be better, shouldn’t be taboo. Also, hold the snark, I’m engaging in good faith, here.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Likewise; you seem pretty resistant to positive change, and that’s dangerous to me.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> I don't feel the need to cut someone out of my life who I've known for 20+ years over their instagram addiction Then, bluntly, good luck fixing your own problem with the same. How many decades will you nudge before realizing
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Interesting comparison, because the behavior in question (doomscrolling, inability to manage compulsion, time mismanagement) is definitely linked to ADHD/depression.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Yikes.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
You are an average of the 5 people you spend the most time around. Do those people send you any blog links? or solely vapid social media shite? Note that. There’s overlap in other parts of life.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
You can’t fix human problems with technology. You can only accelerate the human behavior, unless you involve another person in taking your freedom away. No condescension - and if you’ve been trying for ten years, there’s clearly a misunders
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Ah yes, it’s the conspiratorial thinking dividing society, not humans being humans, not the people at the highest echelons of society being corrupt (Epstein called). It’s the people trying to piece that evil together so they know what to
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by DANmode 5mo ago
These are tools for people interested in making a change. You’re not, yet.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> credit card itself can’t be used to ad targeting Incorrect. Credit card networks / issuers explicitly describe using payment, spending, and your personal data, for marketing, personalization, audience segmentation, and advertising
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Stuff like this that I’ve really enjoyed has gotten permanent AC or portable power.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
and it only gets easier and more defined from here.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
It is if Facebook was never a good fit for you in the first place.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
But they know who.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> full web app Which features do they not support?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
If you let your kid eat drywall compounds, and inhale drywall dust in the process, you’re not only missing my point, you’re proving it.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Why doesn’t each of your users have a SQLite database writing up to a main? You can have as many as you want - and one is often plenty.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Is it “I like cleaning”, or “I benefit from knowing some moron didn’t come flood the cracks of my floors and wood cabinetry, creating mold”? Yet to come across pros doing it better than me, means I don’t hire pros yet.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Some will, but the levels of disrespect required toward one’s employee - and oneself - required, is quite high.

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