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1y ago
How about adding a freedom measurement in those columns?
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1y ago
``` app.build logo Blog User I want optimal seizure inducing html. I need more information to continue Assistant I cannot fulfill this request. My purpose is to provide helpful and harmless content, and generating "seizure-inducing HTM
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1y ago
hey whats up dude
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1y ago
but where's the link my dude you gotta use the different type of post for this :)
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4y ago
>Lots of people seriously undervalue what homemakers do. This is a very serious issue with America's current manifestation of capitalism. You have people who are ESSENTIAL to society, EMTs and the like, not even being paid what they
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4y ago
Odds are they know their market better than you do, and are fully aware of just how serious the consequences from shit like this can be. but this is capitalism afterall, kind of the point
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4y ago
Location: small rural town in eastern TN Remote: I've almost exclusively worked remotely, not many tech jobs locally in rural Tennessee. Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: primarily python/Linux web development, accurately des
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6y ago
I feel obligated to once again plug https://ieddit.com/about/ -transparent mod/admin logs, anonymous posting, etcetcetc, but I honestly think it's been demonstrated that it's next to impossible to sustai
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6y ago
>If you find your resolution in the fact that you spent your time useful by learning, and when you reemerge and reintegrate yourself into society, you will have a chance to be better before, why restricting it? The restriction of informa
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6y ago
>What's the idea behind convicted felons not being allowed to vote? Disenfranchisement, and the 13th amendment. The "justice" system in the United States, especially enabled by laws surrounding drug prohibition (created fo
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6y ago
I frequently read the specific sub he censored, and even I could not decipher the name initially. The sub is chapotraphouse, based upon the podcast of the same name. I've never listened to the podcast, I tried once and within a few min
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7y ago
> Does anyone ever thought about a legal way to shut it down and lock up couple of admins? Why on earth do you feel like this is an appropriate response to some people joining random zoom meetings?
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7y ago
I have the most expensive plan available in my area, and my speeds are 24mb/0.768mb
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7y ago
Is this company named RN? You've described my experience exactly.
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7y ago
Location: Tennessee/Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: python, flask, perl, linux, git, sql, js, hmtl/css, php, web focused in general Email: ccarterdev@gmail.com Résumé/CV: https:/&
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7y ago
I'm not familiar with the legal dynamics of the netherlands, but this is a good example of why you should never talk to police without a lawyer present in the United States.
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7y ago
> Not everyone is afraid of spiders or snakes, but there's a good evolutionary reason to be, so maybe people who aren't afraid of them are from areas without extremely venomous versions? This reaction is almost certainly a taug
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7y ago
>Fentanyl is active in a range very similar to LSD, it's the biggest concern. Not orally, the BA of actual fentanyl is abysmal orally (although some fentanyl analogs are definitely comparable). LSD is never contaminated with fentany
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7y ago
>The heat death of universe is true based on current state of our understanding. Nothing says that it won't change in next million years - that's a monumentally long time in exponential rate of human progress. >We've be
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7y ago
> Can’t imagine my mind is always controlling iPhones secret CIA enabled Ouija board autocorrect troll mechanism. If you're serious about any of this, and believe what you said is true, you're currently experiencing active psyc
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7y ago
Obligatory plug for https://ieddit.com/ - there is quite a bit of ideological overlap in terms of what is trying to be achieved and why.
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7y ago
Anecdotally, during the years I effectively spent the entirety of my time playing competitive multiplayer games, I reached the top 0.1% level in 4 different games with player counts far above a million. 3 of those being entirely different g
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7y ago
>That may be what the OP was thinking, but it's not the case. You can very much OD on regular Opium Read above. Orally, it's a strong emetic. Unless a user takes vastly more than a normal dose for their body weight, they will v
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7y ago
>Perhaps there is a difference between Opium overdose and Opioid overdose? Opium has three primary constituents, morphine, codeine, thebaine. An opioid, roughly, is anything which agonizes opioid receptors, which are mu, delta, and kappa
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7y ago
Fatally overdosing on opium is more difficult than overdosing on acetaminophen, or many other OTC drugs you can pick up from your local pharmacy. The alkaloids in opium are STRONG emetics. While it is certainly possible to fatally overdose,
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7y ago
Decriminalized yes, the question of legalization is more complicated. When it comes to opioids, legalized alone opium would alleviate vast swathes of death and suffering. Many of the same arguments made for cannabis legalization also apply
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7y ago
>Safari 12.1 removed the DNT header[0] because it was only being used for fingerprinting. In retrospect, it's hard to imagine this working out any other way.
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7y ago
I'd like to thank HN for putting this on the front page day 1 of public alpha. The site was bare-bones functionality at the time, now it's a little more feature complete :)
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Show HN: A minimal, Reddit-esque site with anonymous posts/comments. Now In Beta
(ieddit.com)
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7y ago
This is exactly it. Some forms of ddos are focused on layer 7, but these are not the problem. The ddos attacks that are actually difficult to deal with are the layer 3, multi-hundred gigabit attacks. Which in our new IoT reality, are not un
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