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   by facetube 11y ago

   Can you explain why it's sad that a majority of the money is going to help the affliction that's most common? Sounds more like moral outrage than problem solving.
2. 452.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   Hey, guess what? To delete your account, you have to e-mail delete@patreon.com "from your registered e-mail address". There is no way to do it over a secure connection. What could go wrong?
3. 453.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   The journalists working closely with him did have time. There is nothing about this situation that the word "indiscriminately" applies to, unless you're talking about the military spy organization that was allowed to indiscri
4. 454.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   Are you arguing that Snowden giving all of the documents to me would have produced the same outcome as giving them to journalists to review and redact and write articles about?
5. 455.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   Those overdoses could still be secondary to opioid addiction; there are lots of APAP/hydrocodone and APAP/oxycodone out there.
6. 456.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   You won't have to imagine – if NSA and GCHQ continue on their current course, it'll eventually happen. It's only a matter of time.
7. 457.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   In the most theoretical of theories.
8. 458.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   They changed it to "It is better that an entire country lose its right to privacy and security than... well, anything. Seriously, this shit is awesome, look at what my stupid neighbors are talking about on the phone"
9. 459.▲
   by facetube 11y ago

   Why should he have a civil dialogue with someone who's working 40 hours a week to exfiltrate his personal private communications without cause? Do you sit car thieves down and explain how not having transportation for a month really hu
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    by facetube 11y ago

    FISA's probably being cited there because the e-mail evidence was, in all likelihood, captured by the NSA. It turns out you don't need a dystopian future for unaccountable pervasive domestic spying to ruin lives, you just need an
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    by facetube 11y ago

    This study is from 2008, and used PET scans to show beta-endorphin displacing a radioactively-labelled opioid antagonist. Pretty good evidence opioids are in play when people say that running gets them high, as far as I can tell: http:&#x
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    by facetube 11y ago

    Armed raids help destabilize families, do profound psychological damage including PTSD, cause property damage, can render your home uninhabitable, lead to evictions, and consume resources that could otherwise be spent defending yourself, al
13. 463.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    CRM – crew/cockpit resource management. This was (and is) a big deal in aviation across the board.
14. 464.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Right, his last (full) day here was the sabbath. Seemed oddly appropriate, at least in that completely and totally coincidental way.
15. 465.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    And today is Sunday.
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    by facetube 11y ago

    Here's an example of a real difference in the brain that predicts an interesting relationship with psychoactive substances, both endogenous and exogenous: the OPRM1 A118G SNP. There's evidence that it predicts (i) a much greater r
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    by facetube 11y ago

    I've heard that. I haven't ever had them and can't speak personal from experience, but I've heard from a couple docs that cantharidin works really well, and cryotherapy ranges from might-work to total-garbage. Only downs
18. 468.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    One of our (US) employers pays about 10% - 15% of our combined total compensation (read: salary plus "other personnel expenses") for a $250 deductible health insurance plan. And that's just the insurance premium. Dental is
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    by facetube 11y ago

    This is the realistic scenario, where non-W2 service industry jobs provide few if any benefits, and individual policies are expensive, complicate and often require individual underwriting. Individual underwriting can require proof of a stab
20. 470.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Being an employee in the US can, in some cases, help preserve both your job and your employer-facilitated health insurance while you're sick. The company needs to have 50 or more employees for it to apply, IIRC, and you need to have wo
21. 471.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Honest question: have you ever worked a job in that service economy and fallen seriously ill? Things turn in to a shitshow really quickly when six-figure bills start raining in from oncology, your for-profit insurer starts denying claims af
22. 472.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Not correct. Source: work for a non-profit with a matching 401(k) program.
23. 473.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    So... you think he has an underlying mental health condition, and he's somehow confusing that with the ill effects of said pretty-bloody-bad on-call schedule?
24. 474.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    The on-call scenario they describe in the article is pretty bad.
25. 475.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    http://vetpaw.org does something similar to what you're suggesting re: the National Guard.
26. 476.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Or, alternatively, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Andrews_Drake .
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    by facetube 11y ago

    Thanks.
28. 478.▲
    by facetube 11y ago

    Thanks for the tip, applied.
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    by facetube 11y ago

    I did `sudo nvram boot-args="-no_shared_cr3"`, and I think I see the (seemingly minor, at this point) performance hit. There's an explanatory comment in http://opensource.apple.com/source/xnu/xnu-278
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    by facetube 11y ago

    Does anyone know if 10.9.5 is vulnerable?