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by Jerrrry 4y ago
That has been confirmed by writers via twitter to be incidental, not purposeful.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Youtube does already have this functionality. The following Youtube video will never display ads, by contractual agreement. Gotye - Somebody That I Used To Know (feat. Kimbra) [Official Music Video] https://www.youtube.com/w
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
no, common hallucinogenic tropes are just remnants of our evolved collective unconscious; not any proto-communications from other dimensions. i am plenty familiar with them and other characters, and their lessons always seemed terrestrial,
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
It's 95% accurate. The remaining 5% is to hide the identity of Person A. I would consider contributing to a third episode with a new generation of stories/correbance/trivia, but with the amount of contribution from the feds t
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>TBH the Xbox 360 console was like a refresh of XBMC. According to sources, a modified original Xbox running the latest XBMC was put on the center podium, was shown off, and the executives had ordered the engineers to "make the new
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
> I do think that in 2005 they were way, way ahead of keeping their console "secure" according to their threat model. I agree, see my other comment re: KV.bin They built the x360 with layers, upon layers, like an onion. Two exp
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
so you want an unhackable, but fully open, client. zero sense.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
>their actions show a great deal of respect towards the ingenuity of console hackers, because if they didn't, they would've never bothered to do such an effort thwarting them. dude. The irony. They bricked our machines and joke
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Regular blog posts about x360? The statute of limitations is over, it's time to revel in nostalgia :D Eaton's gonna be spoiling us, dude has always been an overachiever. By the way, you DID save my original 20gb security partition
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
emphasizing the <a> elements is practically, semantically, and technically easier than de-emphasizing the entire post text node.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Another user mentioned the reply basically cited tradition. @dang, can we ever get a reply to this? either an excuse or an 0xFF in a .css stylesheet, please?
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
My only (primary, continuous, and ignored) complaint is that OP's text post's contrast matches the contrast of less-useful comments, making every Self-HN post seem subconsciously and automatically downvoted. It was "tradition
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Small XSS payloads in more unsuspecting places.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I was just about to create a new account anyway and my stephangaphy evidently is uncorrelatable, so may as well signoff with a likely-in-vain AMA: Ask a daily Fentanyl user/addict anything? Irony. The kids trying to play it safest are
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
> The decision to subscribe to a malignant anti-authority lifestyle still shows that something is wrong, if it becomes so attractive an alternative to forsake one's life for. "anyone using [opioids]...wants to die, just a littl
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
the cartel, albeit advanced, are basically a village idiot on the ground for the PRC. this all makes sense.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
The two chemicals are made in the same superlabs in Mexico, with the LD-50 (lethal dose in half of average users) of one being 4 magnitudes (1,000) the other.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Yup. Heroin will barely make some feel well. Fent burns the Mu-opioid receptors, once normalized, H will barely get you high. and, of course, you literally must have it - especially, to sleep.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
The party to addiction pathway is very regional, only affluent or hard-working teens can transverse that.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Someone people just like to get high; painkillers to H to F seems far fetched but when you are chasing that original euphoria, its a much shorter timeframe than most expect.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I am curious and have been researching this chemical and related structures recently.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
It does, thank you!
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
This was an uncanny comment, somehow. Hope ya'll brainstorming session is fruitful.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Thank you, I was not aware; I implicitly thought rights were only for citizens or naturalized persons.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
Google buying Double Click is actually the most profitable acquisition in the history of business, nearly dwarfing the Robber Baron era and the Russians selling us Alaska.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
That's a constitutional right, and rights belong to citizens, not persons...
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
I have been told a few times that I am on the no fly list, so I avoid planes - that, and I am nearly 7 feet tall. Is my only way to discover if I am allowed on an airplane is to buy a ticket and get subsequently denied on the boarding gate&
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
And most people use "he/she," point being, "you" should of called "it" "it" instead of "they" during "your" own "self"-righteous quip.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
The call of the void is a natural instinct evolved to help judge possibly (dis)advantageous choices. As long as you label it as an "intrusive thought," and it isn't incredibly (daily) common, that is perfectly normal.
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by Jerrrry 4y ago
please elaborate, all-knowing-one

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