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by facetube 11y ago
It's not, though. At all. It literally contains morphine. It's harder to judge the dose. You will develop dependence every bit as quickly, and you can die from respiratory depression if the dose is too high.
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by facetube 11y ago
Many common opioid formulations contain acetaminophen (paracetamol) in large amounts. If addiction develops, the acetaminophen will be the thing that kills you, via fulminant hepatic failure.
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by facetube 11y ago
Yeah, their CEO. cymbal
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by facetube 11y ago
Man, if I were an investor I'd be doing anything I possibly could to eject this guy.
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by facetube 11y ago
The US Guantánamo atrocities: our very own witch trials.
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by facetube 11y ago
Enjoy getting sued for libel.
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by facetube 11y ago
Yeah, see a lawyer and sue these idiots for libel. People who do stuff like this deserve to lose their company.
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by facetube 11y ago
> waving the turning driver on to "be nice" I've seen pedestrians nearly killed by this multiple times. Outside lane traffic stops and waves someone on with no signals in sight, the pedestrian's visibility is blocked
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by facetube 11y ago
I watched the video for the first time full-screen, as if I was driving, and tried to stomp my foot when I would have applied the brakes. I would have been in an accident.
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by facetube 11y ago
This is exactly what has happened: https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/post/mega-...
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by facetube 11y ago
The fraud: the government is using its advantageous position to aggressively market a get-rich-quick scheme that has a virtually zero chance of ever getting you rich. You could play a million times and not win. It then benefits from direct
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by facetube 11y ago
Not worded well, admittedly, but IMO removing "already-taxed" from the parent doesn't change the original point. The government has a conflict of interest here: it benefits tremendously from direct profits and the top-margina
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by facetube 11y ago
I wouldn't necessarily describe a paid feature that breaks all forking for an entire repository a "value add".
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by facetube 11y ago
The lottery should be illegal, full stop. It's a tax trap that launders already-taxed money from the poor in to high-marginal-rate taxable income for the government, using a method of fraud (read: gambling) that's illegal for most
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by facetube 11y ago
Could you cite your sources? I'd like to know more.
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by facetube 11y ago
So you're telling me there's no evidence that the NSA has committed call logs of every US Verizon subscriber to their own persistent storage for later inspection? No evidence that NSA intercepted inter-datacenter transfers of Amer
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by facetube 11y ago
IMO, look for increasing pressure on CAs to unilaterally revoke certificates issued to known malware networks.
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by facetube 11y ago
Fix already available for ABP: https://adblockplus.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=41068 .
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by facetube 11y ago
Maybe provide some minimal compensation to trusted reviewers in the form of product discounts or free stuff – enough to make knowledgable people take their time to objectively evaluate something they wanted, but not enough to pull in people
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by facetube 11y ago
As soon as they accidentally sue one of the people who posted a funny review of their out-of-stock 80 gallon barrel of Astroglide, this will _definitely_ backfire.
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by facetube 11y ago
This just looks like the virtual address space / paging in action to me. Try writing to it.
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by facetube 11y ago
Or just bring back the TSA air puffer machines (rev. 2), and say you're doing it to keep people safe from known terrorists with fake ID whose DNA you have on file. You'd have a full-population genetic database in no time, matched
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by facetube 11y ago
Because this particular military spy organisation is being deployed by the US government against its own citizens, en masse, as an end-around well-established due process and constitutional protections that require individualised suspicion
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by facetube 11y ago
"The Oklahoman reported Thursday that corrections officials used potassium acetate — not potassium chloride, as required under the state's protocol — to execute Charles Frederick Warner. Last week, Gov. Mary Fallin issued a last-m
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Oklahoma used wrong drug in January execution(miamiherald.com)
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by facetube 11y ago
Interesting, thanks for the links.
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by facetube 11y ago
Yeah, from what I hear Class Bravo airspace is one of those areas that you can flying toward in a Cessna 172, ask to enter, and be pretty much told "no thanks, not right now". (N.B. Not a pilot, you're all safe).
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by facetube 11y ago
How hard is it to not be depressed and anxious? Just don't mope so much, and 80% of depression and anxiety disorders would go away.
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by facetube 11y ago
What makes you think people are not trying to be responsible? In other words, what makes you think it's an issue of intent and not ability?
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by facetube 11y ago
> "If you bill a thousand dollars an hour, that will help us get it prosecuted" The person who said this (Brandon Mercer) needs to see a courtroom, conviction, and jail cell. Conspiring to misrepresent damages in a criminal pro

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