psychphysic

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by psychphysic 3y ago
Such bad journalism it took so long to work out if he put poison in this stuff or people were using it to poison themselves. So it's curing salt but misuse can lead to death. Unfortunately for this guy the UK is such a nanny state they
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by psychphysic 3y ago
The point of this kind of encryption is that a removed hardrive can be sold or repurposed without data risk. Anyone can boot the laptop and get to the decrypted hard drive, what does it matter if they sniff the key first? They always had ac
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by psychphysic 3y ago
There is a vague movement to adopt countries preferred names and pronunciation. It's fairly patchy ultimately. Beijing/Peking, Mumbai/Bombay, Kyiv/Kiev, Czechia/Czech Republic. Foods seem unaffected funnily enough P
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by psychphysic 3y ago
I seem to have very little on my mind, probably why I struggle to maintain journalling.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Big endian dates always make me laugh. They are okay, but exist mostly because American insist on using a terrible MM-DD-YYYY format usually and while DD-MM-YYYY makes more sense it'd be confusing while Americans continue to use MM-DD.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
I've tried maintaining a diary and a sketch book and can't usually last more than 6 months before they are lost and totally forgotten. It's still nice to find them in all fairness. I've never found any personal benefit i
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by psychphysic 3y ago
The hell you talking about.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
On the left the unusual cloud looks very much like the contrail of a missile like object flying mostlt vertically. But his jet would be too high for a manpad, and a fighter jet would have likely fired from above cloud cover and missile woul
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Well put.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what are flat earthers saying? That Russia faked a crash and India faked a success? Why?!
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Congratulations India! And everyone. Actually congratulations to all countries still running space programmes including Russia's failure. The more the merrier. This is a stupendously difficult thing to do, India is truly a superpower.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
That makes more sense, but the answer is still of course not. It's not like beekeepers keep their hives significantly overlap with where wild bees live.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
There's no good reason not to have your own wallet these days. Even mobile wallets support lightening network (like Muun). Bitrefill is handy for getting the off gift card.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
No of course not. Paywalled article so just guessing.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Canada, pull yourself together man.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
What about us peasants on android?
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Wait, due to shortages they will only sell disposable cards. Not let's simplify workflow and make all cards the reusable type. I suppose it might be a cheap, simpler and more available IC that maybe only decrements a secure memory loca
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Wowza, it's clear Feds weren't interested in preventing spying so much as to start themselves.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Remember that 2-32Hz is the hot zone for photosensitive epilepsy.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
I have been in a relationship since before tinder and it continues strong. When tinder came out my single friends all jumped on it. I probably went hoarse with all the tinfoil hat warnings I doled out. Eventually I shrugged my shoulders and
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by psychphysic 3y ago
I think that's just the type of problem CBT practitioners love to work on.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Eh? I don't understand what you're saying.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Ah I'm not sure you can extend this study to high anxiety circumstances in otherwise non-anxious people. The executive functions that highly anxious people need to engage are precisely the functions that high stress levels disrupt. Thi
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by psychphysic 3y ago
The paper suggests rTMS to disrupt the disruptive activities. The emotional challenge in this study was that you had a joystick and sometimes you pulled that joystick towards you when you saw an unhappy face. That's what was paralysing
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by psychphysic 3y ago
Avoid avoidance. This is a study on the structural appearance of anxiety driven behaviours. Treatment remains the same, CBT +/- SSRI which facilitates relearning behaviours via Dopamine actions. Paper speculates TMS might be used to di
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by psychphysic 3y ago
According to the paper avoidance begets avoidance. Avoidance and success in anxiety inducing situations both lead to relief. Most of us have plenty of experience of both leading to balanced future responses.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
More accurately multiple parts of the brain are activated when considering anxious situations. In anxious people the FPI is unable to override the avoidance behaviours. The key is not to limit overload you don't have much choice there,
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by psychphysic 3y ago
There's video of competitors marching into waves that appear to be as tall as they are. I'm not sure under any other circumstances would the competitors have swam (or trained) in waters like that.
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by psychphysic 3y ago
> it was just a refusal to accept your moving the goalposts. Moving goal posts! Were on the topic of missions to land the south pole of the moon. You move the goal posts from landing on the south pole to any mission to the moon and add i
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by psychphysic 3y ago
If the law passes much of the world will look to replicate

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