Llamamoe

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by Llamamoe 3y ago
> If someone does not want to stay alive, why should they have to remain living? As a person who'd have taken the option were it given to me in the past - because it's a cop-out for already negligent healthcare and welfare syst
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
In my experience right wing leaning folk almost never actually care about protecting anyone from anything, it's all just smoke and mirrors justifying their disapproval of social groups they dislike.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Like most conservatives, his "free speech" is just code for "allow hate speech again" and to no one's shock censor the liberals instead. No good faith actor whines about the damage protecting people from harassment
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
What are Rizin and Cutter, and what value do they offer over Ghidra?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Wait, those can just be used to activate any windows install? If so, why is activation even necessary...?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Well, this kills my enthusiasm to actually play with it. That's bad enough I'm not sure it can even be used as anything but a glorified Markov chain.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Easier to pinpoint as unique, sure, but de-anonymize? How?
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This is why I added a low dose SARM to my feminizing HRT. I wish I realized earlier how much it was contributing to my already problematically low BP.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Bad faith transphobic comment that misrepresents reality? Nice. The difference is that there aren't alternatives to GAHT for transgender people, while cis men routinely overestimate how much upping their low-normal testosterone levels
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
The last few years are starting to feel like genuine "late stage capitalism", with corporations realising they can just lie, manipulate, and outright work against their customers with impunity if squeezes one more cent on the doll
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
There are literally thousands of studies about long COVID- unless you believe they were all hallucinations by people who shouldn't be in academia, this is very much so not the "first" really solid evidence. I've seen evi
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
There are literally hundreds [1] of literature reviews and meta-analyses about long COVID alone, based on *thousands* of publications about it. Go read some. You don't get to go all "oh idk is there even any credible research abo
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I know several dozen people. One person who is still unable to work after COVID in late 2021, and a fair amount of people, myself included, whose condition substantially worsened for indeterminate reason during the last few years. Most like
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
All they had to do was make showing ads part of the ToS for developing third party apps, to require login for API access, and make only mass scraping require $$$.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Try hard mode: Young, slim person in a country with poor healthcare, heh.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This kind of discourse has been par for the course for as long as "mental illness" has existed. I don't know a single chronically ill person who hasn't gone through being undermined and treated this way.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I can't distinguish your comment from cognitive impairment either, but I do you the favour of assuming you're capable of evaluating and describing what's going in your head, and you'd do well to do the same for others.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Good guess. It's not the only thing wrong with me, but yes, I have sleep apnea that I'm struggling to manage :-P
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I do, yes! Honestly both mifhr be a product of my health conditions, one of which entails very poor sleep, another brainfog/inflammation.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I'm not blessed, I have severe cognitive decline due to a combo of several health issues.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I have been. I just find the prospect of a world where humans barely interact with each other and are even closer to universally lonely and even less engaged with real life than right now to be extremely, extremely concerning. There's
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
As a person who has barely any memories of my life and struggles to remember even things that happened the same day, the very notion of total recall feels alien to me.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
PTSD stops soldiers from murdering millions. Nothing stops kill bots. Trauma is an overwhelmingly preferable alternative to existential threat. (whether to humanity altogether, or our freedom)
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
I have been thinking about this recently in fact. I hate the way Android collects telemetry, but any process and likely most websites I use on Linux can access my clipboard, filesystem, list of programs, OS monitoring tools, even log my key
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Maybe there could be a business idea in AI-powered semi-automated(remote oversight) lawnmowing that pays for itself by collecting the grass for ethanol production.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Reduced engagement with the world and other kids around them is a pretty sharp price to pay for less bullying. We really should do better.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Viral reactivation and basically everyone nowadays having a compromised gut microbiome are definitely two large factors in many chronic health conditions.
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
The hygiene hypothesis makes sense wrt/ potential allergens, less so a "we should let our kids catch every virus under the sun because air quality standards sound annoying to care about"
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
This is not what I've seen. Almost everyone sticks with failing, unfixable relationships way too long, and the initial high effort phases always turn into complacency as the barrier to breakup goes up and it's easier to just coast
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by Llamamoe 3y ago
Like I said before- sexual function requires healthy circulation, nerve function, adequate physical fitness, and is inhibited by severe enough stress or inflammation. There is hardly a puzzle here.

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