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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Well, that's dark.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
God, why are so many people commenting out of their depth today. > Reduce receptors. This might suggest a _developmental_ or genetic link. Think of this more like "height" or a particular "facial feature" of a person.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
A lot of people in the corresponding Reddit threads claim that NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) might help.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
> boosting glutamate won't work. You would not want to boost glutamate. It's the opposite. You want to reduce glutamate and/or increase GABA. The problem is overexcitation, not underexcitation. The reason the number of re
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
> rationalist Not without a new cult spin-off you don't!
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
You're welcome.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
These rape allegations are from 2016 originally. There's already a court case about it. So, it's both already known and just allegations. That doesn't help us and shouldn't surprise us. https://en.wikipedia.or
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Actually there are two type of comments: "it's not hacking" and "it's malicious compliance". That makes of 90% of what's here, split about 50/50.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Doesn't sound like much interesting was found otherwise that'd be what's making all the headlines... Everything in that article is pretty much what I'd expect.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Never have I ever once had a problem after updating Arch Linux. I always had problems with Manjaro when I put it on my ex's computer because I thought it would be easier. Wrong. Stop using Manjaro. It's much lower quality than a s
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
It's already here right now, unironically. There's no need for Windows for gaming now. I just build a new rig with a 7900 XTX and with Steam on Arch Linux everything just works with absolutely no hassle or thinking. This was the o
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Maybe I'm in the same boat as people who didn't get docker before it was popular, but this seems really convoluted to me... is there really a market for this? Why do other existing things not solve this problem?
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
Yeah, all your HVAC systems and even nuclear power plants are online. Don't give me this BS about kiddy drones.
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by guerrilla 9mo ago
So, America just shot itself in the foot again. It's starting to look like a pattern.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Me too.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
This is a trivial category mistake.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Whew, load average of 0 here.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Wouldn't this be solved easily with a cheap VPS and backup? Do you even really get hardware failires with VPSs today?
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
That's not my experience at all. I can quite easily identify Kenyans, Australians and English from the way they write and they're all rather unique. Go read some Kenyan news. It's very obvious.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
It was, but what we have no is also much worse. Both can be true.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
> both played roles in accomplishing that so quickly and without public outcry/protests. Bread and circuses. Everyone is comfortable and entertained to the point of drooling. They won't be leaving their cozy warm houses with TV
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
That's not a very good argument, because then you could say the same for American, Canada, South Africa, Australia and so on. If recency is an issue, then here's a list of colonies that got their freedom around the same time: Cypr
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
> They said nigerian but there may be a common way English is taught in the entire area. Nigeria and Kenya are two very different regions with different spheres of business. I don't know, but I wouldn't expect the English to ov
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
I think many are tagged, but otherwise they have a lot of surveillance and fences. They probably track them after breeches as well. The point is to control disease.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
I don't know why you can't accept that your analogy was bad. Learn from it and move on with your life.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Those are all better analogies than the original one you gave, which didn't illustrate your as clearly as they do.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
I understand where you're coming from but it's a bad analogy. Formal proofs are extremely difficult but possible. Immortality is impossible.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Right, so birds protrcting their nests means they shouldn't be allowed to migrate thousands of miles every year. Makes sense. ;) We must ban the squirrels from ever leaving the tree they grew up in! Let no bear seek a new cave lest she
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
My Phillips 65" doesn't. I just have it connected to my old PC via HDMI. Don't need any smart features.
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by guerrilla 10mo ago
Just so you know, this name is already taken by a famous security product for intrusion detection. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tripwire_(company) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Source_Tripwir

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