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by bserge 5y ago
Taurine and GABA synergize similarly with caffeine.
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by bserge 5y ago
I'm... using caffeine powder sublingually... Fast acting, no stomach problems. Different brands have noticeably different strength, though, gotta be careful. The less bitter the powder, the better imo.
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by bserge 5y ago
Ah, so they just multiplied the ridiculous cost of bicycles by the ridiculous cost of electric cars. Brilliant.
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by bserge 5y ago
On the other side of the ocean, one can wait up to 3 months for a levothyroxine renewal. Now, that's in extreme cases, 2-6 weeks is the average, but levothyroxine! A basic medication for lifelong illness with no addictive or stimulant
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by bserge 5y ago
Weren't these people rather privileged? Just being able to draw on paper was a big thing back then iirc. But yeah, if you have just 20% or even 10% free time, if it's bugging you enough you'll keep thinking about it. Now, hav
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by bserge 5y ago
Hmm, I didn't intend it that way, you're right.
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by bserge 5y ago
Ah yes, the realizations of pointlessness of life, inevitability of death and the prison-like construct of our physical bodies for our actual minds. Don't need meditation to get there. But more importantly, you're supposed to keep
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by bserge 5y ago
You can pair it with: if it works, it's controlled. Meaning you can't get it without prescription and have to go through the tortures of a health "care" system.
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by bserge 5y ago
You probably just created a winning class action suit. Hell, the founders could go to jail for this level of fraud. Or at least, I hope so.
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by bserge 5y ago
You actually think they care? I get ads for apps I already have installed. YouTube says "time to revisit this app". Google knows I have it, yet they still take the advertiser's money and make me watch the ad. Over and over
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by bserge 5y ago
I am beginning to go insane from YouTube ads, but in this case I'll say those reviews should be considered illegitimate. It is rather easy to start a negative review campaign, but no one ever participates in a good review campaign. The
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by bserge 5y ago
> Browsers should default to closing unused tabs Hey, what if I finally get to whatever interesting thing that tab had after 30 years of ignoring it?! But yeah, I just "close other tabs" every few weeks because it's 99% gu
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by bserge 5y ago
> It never throttles. Just in case, are you actually monitoring temperatures? Regardless, buy some proper thermal paste and pads and replace them on everything, it will quiet down significantly while also running cooler. The difference
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by bserge 5y ago
People like that work the same hours in the EU.
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by bserge 5y ago
You're misunderstanding me. The EU is no more of an empire than all of those nations. It's just a new regional power and some people hate that. The same kind of people who would've been against pretty much any country back wh
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by bserge 5y ago
No, I don't argue with ridiculous shit. > Of course, the EU empire works in a different way; economic hostility towards outsiders (high tariffs and compliance cost when importing anything), access to a big common market and a lot of
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by bserge 5y ago
Yeah? Heard of the USA, China, India, Russia and pretty much any other regional and world power ever?
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by bserge 5y ago
Dear God, those USB controllers are ticking time bombs! I believe it should be possible to make a sub-120W machine using an ITX or laptop board with more reliable PCIe and SATA connections for the drives.
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by bserge 5y ago
What about power plants? IIRC a sudden loss of electricity demand can lead to massive damage (specifically to the turbines and generators).
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by bserge 5y ago
Well, at least for households it would be plenty of time to disconnect everything (even cut cables) and dump some valuable electronics in the dishwasher.
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by bserge 5y ago
It's not only a poison though, it also has medicinal properties. Helps with relaxation, anxiety and even acts as a short term antidepressant. With that in mind, there is a safe level, just as there is with paracetamol. Of course, havin
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by bserge 5y ago
Tbf, anything can overtake those garage decorations.
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by bserge 5y ago
Yeah, just the article implies privacy from the authorities is the same as from ad companies. PiHole ain't helping there.
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by bserge 5y ago
Well then 00-10 was the platinum age. Few behemoths, lots of smaller companies, less focus on marketing and money, fewer idiots online, a focus on hosting your own stuff from 0. But I agree, platforms should be neutral. And people should st
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by bserge 5y ago
I'd live 3 months just to be a cyborg, that's pretty cool. Maybe overdrive the thing and see if I can be harder, better, faster, stronger. Sadly, all of that would likely be painful, so it's just a daydream.
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by bserge 5y ago
With enough radioactive fuel, it will last for the rest of your life!
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by bserge 5y ago
It would be nice if they could install a USB port on the chest somewhere so you can use a good old power bank. But I don't think our biology agrees :)
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by bserge 5y ago
Err, you shouldn't conflate privacy from private companies with privacy from the government. The latter always was and always will be around, you can't hide from the ultimate authority. Nothing will help you, short of living compl
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by bserge 5y ago
Wait until you hear that the Sun will collapse! We're all doomed! Better lie in bed and wait to die. Oh wait, we die! Oh no, another catastrophe! Imagine if the majority was simply paralyzed by this fear of change that fuels all the &q
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by bserge 5y ago
Some argue linking real identities to online accounts will reduce, well, all negative activity. Facebook, Weibo and other smaller platforms around the world prove that's not going to happen. (Too) Many people are still going to be tras

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