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fapjacks
9y ago
For me it was muscular and joint issues. Initially, it was a combination of steroid injections and kratom for the pain (a TENS unit also helped). I had a very good friend of mine die of opiate overdose and get really skittish at the thought
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9y ago
I lived for some years with incredible chronic back pain. It really is a kind of nightmare. If you're lucky, your doctor will give you something addictive and dangerous for a bit of temporary relief. But more probably, it's just a
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9y ago
Yes. Our minds should exist in a continual state of explosive orgasm. Anything less is a grossly inefficient oppression of nature. /s
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fapjacks
9y ago
Once upon a time we escorted an Air Force convoy whose commander referred to the enemy as "butter-side-down people".
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9y ago
The app is no longer maintained even though it's still for sale in the various Android app stores. It doesn't work for Nougat or higher versions, and I would rather not reward the developer for that behavior. Also, from my underst
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9y ago
Plus also Hawaii is a deeply nepotistic state. You don't get a contract to build this kind of thing without knowing somebody who knows somebody. So bidding for this kind of work is much less about qualifications than it is about who
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9y ago
If the points and resultant behavior shaping really get you down, check out this stupid simple Chrome extension: https://github.com/fapjacks/antihnbs All visible point totals become 1, and all shades of grey become bla
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9y ago
I did this before moving to putting my phone on silent and also installing an app which prevents any number not in my contacts list from ringing my phone or even going to voicemail. Just drops the call silently with no ring on their end, ei
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9y ago
I kept reading down this chain intending to reply but every reply added something relevant to my comment. I was once asked to join a company as employee number 13, and I would have been the first technical person to join the company. They o
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9y ago
No, because the DPRK can't even do reentry right, let alone actually fit a nuke on a missile , for all of those huge swaths of people assuming it meant a nuclear attack. Regardless, it is uncontroversial that aiming at a target like H
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9y ago
Yes, exactly, thank you. The world has sharp corners and it appears that tourists and people who recently moved to Hawaii apparently have no idea that Hawaii's a fucking target. It's the center of the universe in the Pacific. Ther
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9y ago
One of my jobs in a big computer room had the same big red buttons by the door for the fire suppression system. By the time I'd gotten there in the 90s, they already had plastic covers on them, and had since a similar incident early 80
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9y ago
So, people on the mainland are reacting differently than people in Hawaii. But this is not unexpected. When you live in such an isolated and vulnerable place, you are prepared for events which take a turn for the worst. I sort of figured pe
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Yes and it's also been somewhat notoriously difficult to actually procure the damned things.
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9y ago
We have a lot of these in the military (M203 blank adapter, box of grid squares, chemlight batteries, testing the armor on gun trucks or the shocks on armor like APCs or tanks, etc). But my favorite by far was convincing a FNG to collect a
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9y ago
Through a twist of fate, I was looking into this over the weekend, and you're correct about Traefik.
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9y ago
... But for those that do want to run them locally, DosBox will run most of them.
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9y ago
Hey, I apologize but I don't have any recommendations unfortunately. Honestly the $400 I traded for complete trash just put me off the whole industry. I'll try again in another ten years or something. I wish you good luck in your
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9y ago
But the goal isn't good search. It's good enough search with Google's narrative (usually ads) filling in the space between.
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9y ago
Word of warning: Hardware from Emotiv (e.g. Insight) is just complete garbage, and the company clearly does not care much about anything beyond moving as many devices as possible. The hardware is crap, the app is crap, and for example the e
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9y ago
Salvia does this. It causes powerful hallucinations and also is highly dissociative.
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9y ago
Before ascribing a mere "nerd-friendliness" to the tech industry, don't ever forget that the tech industry exists because of the nerds and without nerds there would be no tech industry. Everybody else involved in tech is
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9y ago
Did you mean to reply to my comment?
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9y ago
No. Nematodes and pocket mice did not launch themselves to the moon.
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9y ago
The abstract spells it out: "This suggests fundamental differences in these treatments’ therapeutic actions, with SSRIs mitigating negative emotions and psilocybin allowing patients to confront and work through them. Based on the prese
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9y ago
I find that Swarm is the only thing that fits my use case of just shipping. There's so much complexity and overhead with kubernetes and often I just want something that works so I can ship it. You just can't beat Swarm for buildin
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Hah, from the article: "Scientific linguists have long understood that ability to speak a language fluently does not necessarily confer a linguistic knowledge of it, i.e., understanding of its background phenomena and its systematic pr
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9y ago
Call me when you find another animal that launched itself to the moon.
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9y ago
Exercise and in particular, weightlifting. I've always run a few times a week, but things really changed for me when I started lifting. This won't be "recharging" necessarily at first (though it will be eventually), but
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9y ago
I think once autonomous systems demonstrate combat effectiveness, they will be integrated just fine. As an infantry veteran of many tours, I can tell you there will always be a preference for other people who are closer to the fight, in a
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