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by prophesi 5y ago
You can look at the study yourself to see what dosage was administered, then compare that to user-reported experiences on erowid if you're curious. And the study itself lists out the side effects they experienced.
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by prophesi 5y ago
And the login page breaks the back button :/
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by prophesi 5y ago
If only the original hand-waving engineers were just as logically sound in their assessments.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Just an FYI for HN, you can add your PGP fingerprint to your profile (along with the keyserver(s) they're on) so that at least HN users who want to communicate with you can use E2E encryption. And it'll be harder for your email ad
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by prophesi 5y ago
Sweet, I was about to look into whether I'd need to make changes to my OAuth integration. Makes sense that it's fine since the username/password (or however they wish to authenticate) is sent to Google themselves.
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by prophesi 5y ago
As I said, my comment wasn't to discredit the article by revealing a hidden motive. When reading any review, it's simply good to know what the reviewer's biases are. Which I would say contributing to the GrapheneOS repos, let
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by prophesi 5y ago
After reading the article, I clicked the link to their Github and saw a @GrapheneOS tab in their contribution graph. But taking a second look, I see that they haven't contributed to any of their repos in quite some time.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Not to discredit the article, but it would be nice to know from the get-go that it's written by a contributor to GrapheneOS and gives a plug to their upcoming App Repository at the end.
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by prophesi 5y ago
I think this made the top of HN a few days ago: https://ionq.com/posts/june-24-2021-hello-many-worlds I was disappointed that all of them were Python libraries (besides Microsoft's Q#, but I don't find a C#-l
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by prophesi 5y ago
Though I would argue that's still setting up your own system to solve the issue of syncing passwords. Whether that be creating your own algorithm to "generate" passwords you can remember or reproduce, keeping them in a notebo
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by prophesi 5y ago
It uses a master password to generate these passwords, so I actually think you wouldn't be brute-forcing their HN password that way but the master password itself. If you crack one entry, that means you've found the password they&
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by prophesi 5y ago
It sounds like to me that there are three types of people: * Layman who reuses passwords unless a techie friend convinces them to use a PW manager. * HN user who either uses a SAAS password manager or sets up their own system to solve the i
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is really cool! So basically instead of using LiveEEX templates, you can write it like a SPA with Typescript?
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by prophesi 5y ago
The reason they "omit" the process of designing the app architecture is that running `mix phx.new` does that for you. Or `mix phx.gen.live` for an existing Phoenix project. Coding a LiveView Phoenix project is identical to coding
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by prophesi 5y ago
MIT and Apache 2.0, I think. They're both very permissive. You can both use the software as a library or create derivative works without needing to open your source or change your licensing. IANAL, though.
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is why I usually go for LGPL. Much more sane terms for infection.
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by prophesi 5y ago
On the bright side, there have been reports of people getting their Framework to work with an external GPU.
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by prophesi 5y ago
What upsets me is that this news totally overshadows the news that Activision literally just fired 30+ more people for sexual misconduct. And now the metaverse is solidified as a new buzzword for venture capitalists to pour money into despi
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by prophesi 5y ago
Would it just be a matter of following the Unix/Linux build instructions for this to run on Mac & Fedora?
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by prophesi 5y ago
I would also add that the jobs people are leaving are in the service industry. I know it's also difficult to hire in the tech industry currently, but it's already offset by higher wages and remote work. The service industry is rel
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by prophesi 5y ago
As a counterpoint, I've been running Fedora on my DIY Framework since mid-October without any issues (besides needing to install a Respin to get the required WiFi driver). Even upgraded from Fedora 34 to 35 just fine. Enabled deep slee
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by prophesi 5y ago
May not fit your use-case, but you can create an umbrella project with both an Erlang app and an Elixir/Phoenix app, whereby the latter's capable of calling functions in the former.
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by prophesi 5y ago
Just an FYI full mesh would still require communicating with a third-party server, at the very least for initial networking when joining/leaving a group call. The whole point of E2E encryption is so that passing data through a third pa
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by prophesi 5y ago
And I'm wondering if these are all making the front page because of this Show HN from earlier. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29551947
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by prophesi 5y ago
So a privacy card you used for one merchant was denied by another merchant? And it wasn't due to them rejecting prepaid cards, setting your card to single-use, or setting too low of a dollar limit?
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by prophesi 5y ago
> but it already automatically locks to the first merchant the card is used on. Just a minor correction: I'm able to use the same Privacy card for x merchant for any number of y merchants, so long as it stays under the charge limit
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by prophesi 5y ago
> and the extremely egregious anti right-to-repair lobbying they're doing. They're rolling out a self-repair program soon, though this is certainly due to pressure from shareholders and the like. The other points are completely
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by prophesi 5y ago
The HN title is misleading. The original Pinebook was $100 (or maybe $150, I bought mine years ago). So this actually is an upgraded model with a higher price range.
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by prophesi 5y ago
This is a lot more harmless, but I've found that drivers will often report you for not wearing a mask if you take too long during pickup, or if they can't find you. They're then able to go to the next passenger in the queue w
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by prophesi 5y ago
Microsoft actually offers Windows 10 for free, with some cosmetic restrictions until you pay for the license.

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