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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Weed actually contains anti-inflammatory and anti-carcinogenic components, that's why people say it is healthier then other plants when inhaled. I'm not making this up, please look for it yourself if you care for the full picture
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Last I read that an order of magnitude more outbreaks of latent schizophrenia occur with alcohol use, compared to marijuana use.
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
I would imagine this is not a medical assessment but a more liberal, laymen use of the words paranoid and narcissistic. After all, MJ does alter the mind and broadens the worldview so to say, which could be called paranoid through a certain
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Exactly. The narrative of the "stronger, more dangerous(!) weed" falls short because consumers have always, and will always, micro-dose. That's just the human way to do it. You don't drink 1l of water when you are thirst
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
This is the thorn in my foot. I refuse to ignore company rules, and also comment on gross negligence, which more often then not means I am the quarreler, not the good engineer in the eyes of coworkers and bosses.
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Jup. To summarize, engineers mostly don't live security not because they don't care, on the contrary, but because doing so is the fastest way to sabotage yourself in the workplace and make enemies. Two of my own examples 1) A cowo
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
As a side note, the way the plants and electronics are interwoven is summoning strange emotions for me, an Akira'esqe picture... There are two main ways these days to do natural farming, one is back to the roots, the other one is this
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
There is an obvious solution, do not send emails to gmail addresses.
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Sometimes, you need to be honest even if harsh - the people putting a picasso painting on that space to fall off are incompetent fools who should never touch expensive art in the first place...
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
I think you are wrong. Apparently "near" was another pseudonym to seperate their console hacking and different social interests. Near mentined it in some post.
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
I mean no hostility or disrespect when I say this. It is astonishing so many people commenting in this thread cannot see the giant, glaring issue with such a disingenious app. Everyone no seeing an issue should for his/her own sake do
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
What an interesting point. I highly value your opinion. -this message was created by an automated bot
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
You use the reminders to counter your personal flaws, but do the contacting yourself - that's good. But automating sending messages? Fake caring? If you cannot instantly see the problem, that, frankly, comes across as psychpathic. It i
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
>Vote for the party which is most critical on them. >Currently Republicans though it used to be the Democrats. This statement shows the absurdity of a two-party political system. Voting for either party will not change anything. You n
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Wow that seems like a first, for once, finally, additional collected information was used to absolve someone. You are a lucky guy :D
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
I really dislike the downvote function because it reinforces self-censoring. And I completely loathe the implementation of it, you need xxxx upvotes to downvote posts....I have no words. Well, in opposing it I especially read the faded comm
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Out of curiosity...how did you prove a verbal contract? Recordings? 3rd person present as witness? Protocol from the verbal contract mailed to yourself?
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
So the makers know of the security issue, but still leave it in by default? That's bad. Either fix the issue, or put warnings all over the place that cannot be missed to inform the user. This is just what another poster commented on, s
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Not to tout my own horn, but it really doesn't take a genius to put two and two together in these instances. I never read 4chan or many opinions in genral, but I knew all of those points (minus the vitamin D) on my own. The quote of &#
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
This is an unfortunate situation - there is a legitimate argument to be made for quality accessories, safety (of melting, burning, frying ports) and security, but the flipside is, most OEMs are shameless in their ways of overcharging you fo
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Oh yeah, so there is an easy and cheap remedy, let computers handle cable data connections the same as smartphones, asking for consent. That would mitigate the danger for charging with an 'unknown cable'. But when you actually wan
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
I find it curious none of the comments touch on the subject of wikipedia's edit wars, propaganda and dubious decisions related to any information that is not scientific consensus. It is not the free information space assumed. There is
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by jbuhbjlnjbn 5y ago
Scratch "directly", there is nothing direct about intransparent rewards. Again this sounds ominous for non-profit building on volunteer work