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by joveian 6y ago
I recently played Rainy Season (梅雨の日) that is a similar game where you play a day from the author's childhood that involves exploring the house (Gone Home style, this one looks more advanced). It is short and has some (non-gamebreakin
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by joveian 6y ago
I'd guess it should have a significant impact and hopefully would make enough difference to slowly erode their power, but I think they already have fairly significant non-drug income and could likely increase that in various ways. In
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by joveian 6y ago
Good to hear :). I think in the US some places must be much worse than others. Here in Portland, Oregon, on a 7 mile round trip (without much overlap) through the urban core that I make regularly by bike I only see maybe four billboards,
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by joveian 6y ago
Do you want the most HTTPS connections you can get with almost no chance of inconvenience? Then use HTTPS Everywhere in the default mode. If you don't mind seeing that you are about to connect to a HTTP site and click ok if you want
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by joveian 6y ago
It is optional for now, but as they say at the end the intent is to eventually always require HTTPS.
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by joveian 6y ago
They can't make it the default yet without breaking a lot of things since a bunch of marketing people decided to break the security properties of TLS by using HTTP only vanity redirect domains. While I've found HTTP-only to be mo
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by joveian 6y ago
I'm trying to find the actual study and having some difficulty. From this descripiton: https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-11-patients-statins-simi... "The study, funded by the British Heart Foundation, is p
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by joveian 6y ago
I thought it was rather smooth too the first time I used it. Then I rebooted and the start menu was all messed up. Searched (from a web browser on a different system; not much documentation when you use it offline but at least no ads) and
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by joveian 6y ago
Bandcamp makes much more sense to me. Listen to music online as often as you want for free (without easy custom playlists that I know of, although they make some playlists and it is easy to play a bunch of music from particular publishers)
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by joveian 6y ago
https://life.spectator.co.uk/articles/the-case-for-prescript... Ok, this might not really contradict you since it is more about being able to use it regularly and still be functional.
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by joveian 6y ago
How do you expect it to have an impact on those things? It will be an improvement for drug users in the US, but I doubt much will change for the cartels. To really have an impact the drugs need to be produced and distributed legally.
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by joveian 6y ago
Don't forget Mexico back in 1940, although only for 6 months due to the US shutting off supplies of the drugs and the war preventing them from finding alternative suppliers: https://www.historyextra.com/period/mode
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by joveian 6y ago
This won't directly provide a way to get it outside the approved environment since it must be used at the point of purchase.
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by joveian 6y ago
I think it is closer to recreational use than medical marijuana laws (in text, if not always in practice) since it is allowed without any particular medical condition. I think it is still to be determined exactly how theraputic the environ
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by joveian 6y ago
Another common way to die is to take heroin and benzos at the same time (both are respiratory depressants). This happens with the similar prescription painkillers as well. There are some other combinations that can cause similar trouble to
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by joveian 6y ago
I wouldn't assume that the reason resistance doesn't last in some case is just due to suboptimal triggering, although as I said I don't know much of anything about vaccine development. I do often encounter people with inflat
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by joveian 6y ago
I haven't even looked at much of anything vaccine related much less have any expertise, but the explanation I remember hearing at some point is that by priming the immune system our bodies can prevent the virus from getting established
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by joveian 6y ago
I'm fairly sure the one I had covered many of those as well... for the building, not just my stuff. IMO, the issue isn't that insurance is required or not but that they are using it to outright lie about prices in published adver
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by joveian 6y ago
Many companies seem to be determined to defeat encryption via the public use of vanity domains that redirect without supporting TLS on the published domain name. Usually this is for particular marketing campaigns and not the main site, how
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by joveian 6y ago
The other thing you can do for that issue is find some more trustworthy ISP somewhere (hopefully not too far away) that allows personal traffic (many do not) and always connect through them. This does not provide anonymity (likely requires
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by joveian 6y ago
I wouldn't say "has become" since the term was already in widspread use in games by the early 90s at least if not earlier. I would guess many people are first exposed to the term in games and I would be surprised if the expe
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by joveian 6y ago
Since it doesn't seem to have been mentioned yet, I'll point out this mid-2019 article about Hunter Biden in the New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/07/08/will-hunter-bi...
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by joveian 6y ago
Some IKEA items have a metal insert + machine screws and slots for the back rather than nailing, so those can be easily disassembled and reassembled without issue. IMO, if IKEA was serious about sustainability they would make them all like
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by joveian 6y ago
The good foam is called High Resiliance Foam. You can get it from foam stores that custom cut foam for reupholstery or custom upholstery. If you get it in 4" or less layers you can even roll it up or fold it if you need to transport
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by joveian 6y ago
Hmm... 70% agreement in an unpublished study funded by the company vs a device that is itself maybe 90% agreement with lab PSG. Better than I expected, but I wonder if it is just due to many sleepers having quite predictable stages. "
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by joveian 6y ago
What you say about the intervals makes sense to me, and related to rajlego's comment as well it seems like major changes in activity level or timing take some adjustment. I know what you mean about "different types of tired".
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by joveian 6y ago
Thanks for the link. Lots of companies have products with claimed effects or measurment of sleep but personally I suspect they are almost always complete BS. I've used a recording pulse oximeter when sleeping a number of times and the
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by joveian 6y ago
While I haven't done extensive historical research on sleep habits, the limited history that I have read makes me doubt your assertion. I think being up for a bit during the night and siesta are both things that can potentially happen
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by joveian 6y ago
I have recently been using the Whole Earth and Sea Bone Structure multivitamin partly because it has much more reasonable doses of almost everything (except B12 for some reason): https://www.vitacost.com/natural-factors-whol
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by joveian 6y ago
There is a lot of info here and much I agree with but without reading the whole thing a few things I noticed that I disagree with: 1) the fatal result of rats being tortured to deprive them of sleep seems to have been traced to oxidative st

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