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by hericium 4y ago
I have no reasons to doubt privacy statements but it rubs me the wrong way that I'm identifying myself by name to use search engine that's supposed not to track me. The requirement for an account also makes ad-hoc searching on wha
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by hericium 4y ago
The text is divided between two pages - make sure to click "next" at the bottom to read it in full. It's not a link to next post.
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by hericium 4y ago
The year between 1st and 2nd COVID waves was a smaller scale 1995-2000 dotcom bubble all over again. Forced work-from-home trend pushed some tech stocks to ridiculous values and created unhealthy, hope-driven optimism in almost anything tec
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by hericium 4y ago
Shame that Firefox on Linux is treated this way then. And there's still the matter of tracking scripts which aren't present with the original content.
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by hericium 4y ago
Seeing any content from the original site requires JS to click on a page made to look like Cloudflare's with Google's recaptcha. Later there's mail.ru tracking among others. curl this link and tell me that you see any text fr
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by hericium 4y ago
web.archive.org is fine. That .ph link is a tracking infected garbage, requiring JS.
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by hericium 4y ago
> Recovery of the service is in progress (Last update: 2022-05-24 05:49 UTC+0) > There is currently an ongoing fibercut at our subsea cable. Our cable provider is working on fixing this. There is currently no ETA. (Last update: 2022-0
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by hericium 4y ago
> Data shows that the EU's CSAM scanning will not have the intended effect. The intended effect is a totalitarian surveillance. Children are (ab)used by the EU Commission as a pretext which nobody would want to argue with.
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by hericium 4y ago
Macron announced[1][2][3] plans to build 14 new reactors. [1] https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/11/business/nuclear-power-france... [2] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/02/10/world&#
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by hericium 4y ago
There's also coal electricity from Poland and France seems to be nuking up to serve as Europe's reserve battery for when greens aren't producing or a large exporter misbehaves in politics next time.
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by hericium 4y ago
Last time I visited Sweden, the mentality there seemed a bit like changing the mind on something like approach to energy is unthinkable. "We said in the 70s that nuclear is bad, so we can't just revisit this mindset now, just like
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by hericium 4y ago
> What are people doing to not even be able to deliver such a trivial thing? It's usually what they're not doing: caching.
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by hericium 4y ago
> How does this happen again 15 years later? It didn't stop. Lehmans were thrown under the bus and business continued like there's no tomorrow with more and more financial instruments created and investment bankers putting thei
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by hericium 4y ago
Bubbling customers in one or two genres of content with the addition of some "trending" original series that Netflix is pushing at the time. Their support suggests creating multiple profiles to avoid bubbling. You can't even
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by hericium 4y ago
> Their strategy seems to be "throw graphene at anything and hope for the best". This is basically science, backed by some know-how of what possibly may happen.
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by hericium 4y ago
> You often get a mild euphoria when you first start or increase a dose but it stops after a few days of use. Anecdotally, green tea or just L-theanine extracted from it helps. Even mild euphoria is unwelcome as it can reposition dopamin
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by hericium 4y ago
Bupropion (Wellbutrin, Zyban) is not a stimulant but can help with ADHD. May be worth checking in cases where stimulants aren't an option. It's however not an ADHD wonder drug and Wikipedia article[1] states that: > bupropion m
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by hericium 4y ago
Also from Huberman: "Controlling Your Dopamine For Motivation, Focus & Satisfaction" [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmOF0crdyRU
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by hericium 4y ago
Pre-Pluton chips, though.
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by hericium 4y ago
For me, a major part of ADHD management consists of forcing myself to do something, multiple times a day. It's work, learning, chores-like tasks, sport, hygiene, regular sleep, cold morning shower, unprocessed food preparation - pretty
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by hericium 4y ago
> FairEmail stopping development after Google falsely flags app as spyware Disgraceful. What kind of mentality a person has to have to take money from the biggest spyware vendor and mark others' work as spyware? Or even allow automa
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by hericium 4y ago
Thank you.
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by hericium 4y ago
The text could actually mention Freenode because this wasn't really a "start from scratch" as stated: > Starting from scratch, we managed to gain around 50 000 users in just a month and a half
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by hericium 4y ago
And fuck you, past 19 May 2021 Freenode.
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by hericium 4y ago
It's just science. It doesn't fill anyone's pockets quick enough to be an incentive.
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by hericium 4y ago
> The Oort Cloud is the most distant region of our solar system [1] > the spacecraft [Voyager 1] will take about 300 years to reach the inner boundary of the Oort Cloud and probably another 30,000 years to exit the far side [1] > T
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by hericium 4y ago
Feeling comfortable at work usually doesn't involve grinning into an abyss like at one's best friend. This looks forced and cringey.
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by hericium 4y ago
Ok... this is awful but also kind of cool!
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by hericium 4y ago
What's the original song? This doesn't sound like a cover of Snoop Doggy Dogg's "Gin and Juice"[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI3yXg-sX5c
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by hericium 4y ago
So how exactly is this thing supposed not to look as scam? Every news update I see suggests it is. Requests like this sound to me like "let us have our pretended peg/backing to pretend that out stablecoin is stable for a little lo

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