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by jampekka 1y ago
> Well yeah, to show something possible it's enough to show one example. AIPAC used almost 20 million dollars to defeat Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush, for example.
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About half support more raids and more ICE. 37% approve illegal deportations to El Salvador. Not a majority, but a shoking approval for literally illegal, both domestically and internationally, operations. General Trump disapproval is barel
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Majority supports the immigration agenda though.
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Well, how much have the shipments solved? Any peace agreement after these years of carnage will be a lot worse for Ukraine than was on the table in 2022. Labeling those with different views on Ukraine-Russia policy as putinists is the same
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UK also deports and revokes visas for "inciting antisemitic rethoric". https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/oct/25/visitors-to-...
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> The worst part is this has the possibility to spread to other countries (that the US can twist the arm of) because they want to extend their policies further. UK is already almost as bad. But UKs political elite is maybe even more pro-
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> Why is it that so much of our political class openly and unabashedly act like agents of israel? According to Jimmy Carter: "The many controversial issues concerning Palestine and the path to peace for Israel are intensely debated
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With medium trip I mean a base standard dose. You may mean something else with a "trip" or "medium". I'm just referring to one usage setting. Also glorifying large doses especially when discussing first times in a f
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That's more like the first time having sex can be special. The novelty gives it a lot of extra. But like in sex, you'll learn to be better at using drugs and the experiences become richer and more pleasurable.
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The amount that has to be destroyed is miniscule.
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First time is rarely especially good. This applies to more or less all substances.
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> I take very modest amounts of LSD (100 maybe 150 micrograms) PSA: 100-150 micrograms of LSD is a medium to strong trip. For beginners its good to start low, perhaps 75 micrograms or lower. Edit: Also testing your reaction psychedelics
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Chrome PWAs can act as share targets. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Progressive_web...
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LSD was discovered in and extensively tested and produced by the giant medical company Sandoz for about 20 years. It was also extensively studied in academic settings. The black market production started a lot later, mostly due to the War o
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That was the story why Epic was chosen. It was made to be a dilemma between Epic and Cerner, by design. In reality it's not a dilemma. In other cities and countries there are EHR systems from other vendors that work less bad and with l
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by jampekka 1y ago
I'm not from US. The dollars were converted from euros. Our Epic/MUMPS installation is 100% tax funded single-payer with no insurance company involvement. But MUMPS is indeed more a symptom of a rotten industry. E.g. the bidding p
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Codd tore his hair out also about it becoming SQL.
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The layout being broken on mobile is totally on-brand.
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I'm not sure I love paying it with worse health services though. My city has sunk almost a billion dollars into a dysfunctional Epic pile of MUMPS. But I guess it's nice to see the healthcare software disgrace works well at least
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> I don't think even an Apple fanboy could make an excuse for that one. You're underestimating the strength of the reality distortion field.
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Apache is not copyleft so new versions can become closed source.
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Put it in the bootloader then. The pretence that Apple makes these things for security reasons and there's absolutely no way in the world to make it possible is a bit ridiculous.
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I meet these in my home country Finland all the time nowadays. They've probably been there all along but have been emboldened and riled up by the rise and normalization of the far-right. My read is that this is even further along in ma
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I think almost everybody has procrastination problems of some degree from time to time. Especially in occupations that need concentration on complicated things. But procrastination problems don't mean infinite procrastination. It'
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This. I find it hard to believe that these are really just spur-of-the-moment shitposts. May not be very systematically choreographed (although I wouldn't be surprised if so) but even the stupidest troll plays the audience. People just
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What do you mean by succeed? I find learning to not care so much about succeeding - at least in the usual criteria imposed by the society - is maybe the best thing I've learned since touch typing.
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Just ask why not instead?
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The general trend has been towards deregulation, and capital concentration, almost everywhere for decades. US is just ahead. The talk in EU is now that we have to ease regulation because we can't compete with countries with laxer regul
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> Every problem people blame on "capitalism" is solvable with appropriate regulation. Capitalism makes capitalism hard to appropriately regulate. Concentration of capital means concentration of power.
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Coast-to-coast self-driving Teslas were promised by 2017. And have been promised next year almost every year since. Tesla can make electric vehicles but the company valuagion is based on grift.

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