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by fapjacks 8y ago
Maybe, but Bitwarden is open source, and Enpass is not. It's not important for people unless it is important for them, and in that case it's usually very important.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Will my compiler or IDE stop working if I don't pay the subscription fee? You can guess how I'd feel about that.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
For what it's worth, both my dad and my best friend have had dramatic reductions in their migraine frequency after they started using kratom on a regular basis.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I've been arguing about this for the last three days. Mostly around the reason that "complexity" is not strictly the same thing as "sophistication" when it comes to software. Noobs will conflate the two, but experie
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by fapjacks 8y ago
See ya!
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Yeah, well... Yanny/Laurel ain't got shit on Brainsteam / Green Needle: https://www.reddit.com/r/blackmagicfuckery/comments/8jxzee/y...
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Your post is great and I agree with everything in it, except for suggesting ayahuasca to regular people. Over perhaps the last ten or twelve years I have made ayahuasca for people and sat with them during their trip. I strongly recommend
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Wow, you and I should get together and go bowling sometime!
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Yes, but the whole reason for using Twilio is so you can hack your telephony just the way you like it. Google Fi does not also have a ton of cool services you can take advantage of. You get a phone number and that's that, you're s
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Heh I think you meant "woe is you" although what you've got is actually rather delightful.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Okay. But is it benign in the context of all of the other information Google tracks?
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Just a heads up: Twilio now offers a metric fuckton of services geared towards SIM-enabled IoT. You can order SIM cards by the pile and then bind them to a Twilio number by activating it in the UI (or via API). So now instead of (or in addi
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by fapjacks 8y ago
It's easy to confuse people trying to escape their lives using drugs and rationalizing it by saying things about self-development with people that actually use drugs to improve themselves. It's easy because the escape artists are
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I call it "washing my mind out"... I use mushrooms and MDMA "regularly" (perhaps once or thrice per year) for variety of reasons, but all of them some form of improving myself as a human being. To your point about bad tr
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Well, state law could fall back on martian (with an "n") law. It doesn't matter. Laws exist to state the thing you cannot do. If there is no law against the thing, the thing's not illegal. Falling back on another syste
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted. Your statement is factually correct.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
It's not only going to drive home prices up. The shitty electricity monopolies run by Wall Street which have the California Public Utilities Commission completely in their pockets -- monopolies exactly like SDG&E -- will continue t
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Well, you take what you want from the article, but it does not in fact say (or imply, to me) that people don't join looking for this experience. People do go looking for this experience specifically. I'm telling you this is the ca
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by fapjacks 8y ago
The military is a huge community of people in the United States -- about two million people -- and we can't talk in any other sense than the general one. But my experience directly contradicts your first assertion. Were you in the mili
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Good luck in your quest to nail down precise numbers. You'll never get there, but I wish you luck in any case.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Nobody signs the dotted line to sit in a tower or stand around at a checkpoint for twelve hours a day, but even the gunners have to go to the motor pool to PMCS the vehicles every once in a while. Perhaps the specific, historical role of &q
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Perhaps you would accept essentially zero in that case.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
For my arguing something so obvious, you sure seem to have missed what I said. You think my point would be stronger if I agreed with the parent instead of disagreed... Except that my point is that I do not agree with his post at all and it&
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Wow, interesting. I comment around the internet as anonymously as possible on posts by people asking for help with their depression. Or people posting without knowing that they can ask for help. I've even posted a few times here on H
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by fapjacks 8y ago
Now this is something which is misunderstood quite a lot. Almost nobody gets it, though, sometimes not even the doc at the VA. But how could he? He's never been over there. And even if he was over there, he was a desk jockey, a fobbit
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I'm not talking about whether or not people enjoy the act of taking another person's life. Obviously, some people do. I am talking about bragging about it. If you ever hear someone making these kinds of claims loudly at a bar, you
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I think saying team sports is a good substitute for war is like saying that if you need a good substitute for afternoon tea, just eat a bag of mushrooms. At first blush, this might seem like a funny joke, but there are times in combat that
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by fapjacks 8y ago
This is one of those rules with essentially zero exceptions. Nobody that's telling the truth ever brags about that.
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by fapjacks 8y ago
It absolutely is, and it's at the core of everything else we do -- even if it doesn't seem that way on the surface -- because violence is a core component of what it means to be human. Not only human, but an animal from mother nat
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by fapjacks 8y ago
I was in the infantry for over a decade. I joined before 9/11, but I did reenlist some years afterward, and I deployed a bunch, and fought many times. The thing about the article is that he says right there in the first couple paragrap

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