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by oxide 10y ago
Yes, opiates can ruin lives. That is not the trump card you want it to be, sorry. If anything, the pushback against opiate prescribing has resulted in a lot of dependent patients (and addicted abusers) looking at heroin as a more potent,
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by oxide 10y ago
What he meant was that dependency can be maintained. Forever. I disagree that opiates are not a good choice for short-term pain relief, and I also disagree that they are not a good choice for long-term pain relief. If anything, pain is
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by oxide 10y ago
I bet there is a community out there committed to this kind of thing, it sounds like you have a very specific desire. I'd be shocked if there weren't more people out there who feel the same way, and are doing something about it.
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by oxide 10y ago
Apologies in advance if this is a dumb question. What is Apple's next move once it saturates the market? Or, more generally, what is the next move once you've saturated a market?
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by oxide 10y ago
not everyone keeps a tower PC as a workstation, and there are other uses for a tower PC besides "mailserver." many people purchase desktop PC's because they are best bang for your buck when it comes to building a PC specifica
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by oxide 11y ago
Just because you personally find something offensive doesn't mean it isn't funny. Humor is subjective. It might just mean you have a shit sense of humor.
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by oxide 11y ago
Rockstar game developers exist today as they did then. Hidetaka Miyazaki, director of Dark Souls and now president of From Software, is quickly becoming one.
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by oxide 11y ago
what I took away last time the A10 came up around here was that the AF brass (as well as the brass of every branch of the US military) were too busy fantasizing about future wars with China to appreciate the practical usefulness of the A10
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by oxide 11y ago
I found the multiplayer of the new DOOM to be full of strange design decisions. It clearly wants to be an arena shooter, but it couldn't let go of loadouts from Call of Duty, nor the "modern" Halo roots the team had previousl
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by oxide 11y ago
don't forget the soundtrack.
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by oxide 11y ago
no, you can't. PC bullies are nothing more than just that. impotent bullies. they have no power and have no law behind them. if I want to call someone a goat fucker, be it leader of a country or the guy next door, I can do so without f
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by oxide 11y ago
>since suddenly that person is playing with the fate of the rest of Germany this kind of hyperbole is just plain ridiculous.
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by oxide 11y ago
at least some minor restraint was exercised
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by oxide 11y ago
That's hilarious. There were also huge gatherings, etc. I found it easy to relate to the players as far as mourning the loss goes. It reminds me of watching an MMO I loved, The Realm Online, die slowly. It's still technically arou
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by oxide 11y ago
awfully cheap.
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by oxide 11y ago
then why is it phoning home? it's not normal for a driver to call home, is it? >None of the current titles in the Oculus store have in-game advertising. yet. you forgot the word yet.
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by oxide 11y ago
This is ignorant at best and naive at worst. God help anyone you treat, and if you aren't a medical professional its probably for the best. Your comment makes me physically ill.
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by oxide 11y ago
contrary to popular opinion these days, I think pain is undertreated and routinely so. quality of life should take priority over dependence concerns especially in the elderly.
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by oxide 11y ago
>I'm sorry, but both Albright's comment and Schiller's comment are benign jokes. if you think that's a joke, I feel sorry for you. you must give just about everyone the benefit of the doubt regardless of context.
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by oxide 11y ago
wash a stack of bills and drink the water?
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by oxide 11y ago
There are plenty of examples of abuses/attempts at absolution in the current Early Access ecosystem, without question. Factorio is not one of them, IMO.
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by oxide 11y ago
illegal drugs encourage abuse and addiction, not the other way around.
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by oxide 11y ago
thanks for sharing that nugget of wisdom, I don't think I've ever heard a perspective on education that was more inspiring. I'm going to stop making excuses and go back to school, I think.
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by oxide 11y ago
I wonder why this isn't already on the table. Are monetary fines the only option for punishing/deterring this kind of abuse?
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by oxide 11y ago
only problem is that drug tests don't prove current intoxication unless it's specifically designed to do so. the drug tests you are referring to, pre-employment and workers comp drug tests, are urinalysis. you'd know this alr
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by oxide 11y ago
I'm glad this is being implemented and not just considered.
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by oxide 11y ago
I think that as time goes on, a lot more of these medium sized communities where heroin and other opiate abuse is taking hold are going to have to make some decisions regarding safe injection sites and needle distribution. To the community
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by oxide 11y ago
You really should use a scale to measure it accurately. A scoop will suffice, but if you're dosing powder of any sort you ought to pony up the ten dollars for a scale.
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by oxide 11y ago
When I worked at Sonic 10 years ago they sold (and still sell) a footlong hot dog. It's cooked on one of those gas station hot dog rollers. I like a roller cooked hot dog, so I should look into whether or not BK is using rollers to coo
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by oxide 11y ago
>Gitlab is a me too product whose main selling point is "not github". it sounds like some people are looking for just that, though.

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