silentsanctuary

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by silentsanctuary 3y ago
You might not be taking crazy pills - but your list of complaints is a very individual one. Headsets may give you personally headaches, nausea, eye strain, neck pain, and acne. But they don't for me, and they don't for any of my f
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by silentsanctuary 4y ago
For this reason they do encourage you to anonymously pay with cash.
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by silentsanctuary 4y ago
I think the relevant legal mechanism would be a trademark, and in order for it to be a legal issue, you would need to be operating in the same business space as an existing registered trademark holder (because then you might cause confusion
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by silentsanctuary 4y ago
The frequency and types of outages and failures is significantly more frequent now than pre-Elon. This isn't a surprise to anyone, given Elon's strategy for maintaining Twitter (or not maintaining it, as the case may be). I don&#x
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by silentsanctuary 4y ago
> Musk has maintained 95% of functionality while drastically reducing costs. It's unclear if your intention was to frame this as a "genius business outcome" but this is really a fairly expected outcome given the business p
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by silentsanctuary 4y ago
It's not impossible that this is part of the reason. But the most common answer given to the question of "why does it seem like there are suddenly so many gay/trans people?" is the graph that shows the "rate of left
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by silentsanctuary 6y ago
As a trans non-autist who grew up embracing a uniquely girly personality (and was accepted by friends and family as just being uncommonly feminine) I can say that this did not reduce the impact of gender dysphoria. Especially after looking