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by cbd1984 11y ago
Sounds like a good massage therapist could have done the same thing without the patina of bullshit. The essence of craniosacral therapy is moving the bones in your cranium. That's the top part of the skull which protects the brain. In
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by cbd1984 11y ago
I wonder why the Makefile builds everything with -O0
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http://www.quackwatch.org/01QuackeryRelatedTopics/Naturopath... > Naturopathy, sometimes referred to as "natural medicine," is a largely pseudoscientific approach said to "assist nature" [1], &qu
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by cbd1984 11y ago
http://skepdic.com/craniosacral.html > Craniosacral therapy (a.k.a. craniopathy and cranial osteopathy) is a holistic therapy that involves the manipulation of the skull bones (the cranium) and the sacrum to relieve pain
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> I know I'm conscious Ah, but do you really?
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> or at least couldn't be deduced to be p-zombie because of this behavior. But that's rather the point of the p-zombie concept: Anything you can do, they can do just as well, to all outwards appearances, it's just that the
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by cbd1984 11y ago
As for Scientology: There's a distinction between the faith and a specific organization. It's entirely possible to crush the Church of Scientology, the specific organization, without outlawing the Scientology faith. That's bo
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> the "Common Core" method No such thing. Common Core doesn't specify methods, it specifies that students must attain specific things by specific times. Methods are left up to individual districts, as they have always been
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Demobilized link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eternity_II_puzzle
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Modern missiles aren't immune to rules of engagement which prohibit beyond-visual-range engagement. The actual solution to this problem is to establish air superiority by sending in autonomous drones to down all aircraft and destroy al
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by cbd1984 11y ago
They weren't traditional. As simplistic and potentially annoying as the traditional "Happy Birthday" song was and is, it's part of the birthday tradition shared by a lot of English-speaking people, so it's special.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
Your comment completely ignores reality and instead pushes a weird propaganda which equates liberal democracy with totalitarianism. I wonder what agenda you're really pushing.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
Hopefully, the scientific mindset didn't pass you by, as that was the real point of the courses.
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So apparently this bug is here to stay, since there's only software workarounds, but no actual fixes.
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No, it isn't C in any real sense.
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This is needlessly abusive.
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> This is a mechanism by which anyone could be expelled for saying anything someone else doesn't like Now the trick is to make sure it's applied absolutely fairly and evenhandedly.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
My little web client just prints this header with no body: HTTP/1.1 302 Found Connection: close Pragma: no-cache cache-control: no-cache Location: /%%30%30 Maybe the infinite loop is the real problem here.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> A liberal education doesn't require that we tolerate intolerence Nice little trick, equating people who disagree with you to Nazis and Klan members.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
Then the mute button on my TV's remote is a more effective tool of theft than a Colt .45.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
The animated GIFs are an especially nice touch.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> It is valid ISO C, if it isn't running in a hosted environment. Well, if you don't have an OS, a lot of things change. My question comes from all of the C-like Algol-like languages which look like C but... aren't C. You
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by cbd1984 11y ago
OK, what is autism? Is it rocking in one spot because you're stressed and overstimulated right now, or is it rocking in one spot because you're stressed and overstimulated by most things and will therefore never learn to communica
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> Keep this in mind the next time a BigCo (or LittleCo with disguised ties to a BigCo) is trying to rally sentiment with the "Too Much Regulation is Killing My Business!" banner. Or just a LittleCo, with no special ties to anyo
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> void main() What language is this?
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by cbd1984 11y ago
It'll never replace the VAX.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
Yes, some music is literally made to be popular. Some people desire to be famous. Some people desire to be rich. Some people have mainstream tastes, believe it or not. It's difficult to imagine, I know, but the reason million-selling h
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by cbd1984 11y ago
All the more reason to avoid the acronym, then; the people who are stuck with it need all the help they can get.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
> WAMP usually means the "Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP" stack. The solution is simple: Wait for everyone to replace MySQL with its non-Oracle clone, MariaDB. See? Easy! Or maybe they'll go the NoSQL route and use MongoDB.
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by cbd1984 11y ago
Here's an interesting part I'm going to use to illustrate a larger point: > whether those services are free through ads or are entirely paid. It isn't this simple. I pay for a newspaper, I still get ads. The fact the newss

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