rootw0rm

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by rootw0rm 6y ago
hell, my wrist watch does that, and it's solar powered. thanks, Citizen.
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by rootw0rm 6y ago
I've had a similar experience and it made me a better person. I wouldn't trade that experience for anything. Thanks for sharing.
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by rootw0rm 6y ago
so basically...yes, it sucks either way.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
it's kind of a strange point to make, but I think you're right
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
https://riseup.net please donate if you use it
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
or something a lot like Prodigy...
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
pretty cool art project, thanks for sharing.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
I don't know what kind of cooking you do, but in my kitchen substituting vinegar for wine would be considered food-crime.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
push a vehicle hard enough or put enough miles on it and you'll run into engine/tranny trouble. maybe you just don't keep vehicles long enough, or you always buy Toyotas =)
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
haha, same here
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
I used to live on a rez called Pala. I gave away many substituted tryptamines and phenethylamines there.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
Excellent game, excellent article. Thanks for sharing.
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The Valley of the Cheese of the Dead(atlasobscura.com)
2 points by rootw0rm 7y ago|0 comments
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
this is a factual comment. most of DU's toxicity is chemical in nature. that doesn't make the pictures of deformed babes any easier to behold, tho. also, alpha emitters are basically harmless until they're ingested/in
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
spinning up threads and context switching, just like the cost for everyone else?
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
i have lots of experience with psychedelics. put simply, there are people who can take psychedelics and there are those who cannot. the molecule itself (LSD) is quite safe and non-toxic. I had a fascination from an early age and never ha
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
volunteer fire departments who only put out house fires for people who pay is actually a thing. voluntaryism is quite doable on the local level.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
Strike Commander or bust! I don't know if there's an actual need or not, but if any reverse engineering work is needed on retro titles, I'd happily donate my time. email is in profile.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
Unless a National Security Letter compelled them to remain silent...
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
So many times I'd be at home in my office, crunching 12 hours straight on a problem, only to finally give up and go to sleep. Without fail I'd jump out of bed an hour later, test my solution, and go back to sleep a happy man.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
I always wondered about Fritz the Cat...
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
My business got grandfathered into G Suite for free since I used it from beta.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
long time Windows RCE guy here, i agree that this PID "issue" is nonsense. no serious person anywhere has ever secured something with just a PID. that's ridiculous.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
SQLite kicks ass. Oh, the horrible things I've attempted to make it do...
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
copy protection in general is fascinating because for the most part you get to learn about the bleeding edge in technical knowledge for the era. tigress vm is pretty interesting if u want something more recent to check out
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
"fuzzy bits". good stuff, excellent read.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
interesting. I have manzanitas all over my property up here in Anza, CA. Their bark isn't smooth though. It's rough and it peels off in thin papery strips everywhere.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
SQLite kicks ass. Don't hate.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
that's absolutely true, i can't deny that. my experience is mostly with cathinones, phenethylamines, and a few substituted amphetamines. oh, and some tryptamines.
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by rootw0rm 7y ago
labs in India and China.

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