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by stef25 3y ago
Check Ars Technica ?
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They mention in their docs that this is why they forbid (not limit) NAS. Afaik you could still connect as many 8TB USB drives to your machine.
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They email about "missing computer", that I'm aware of and is fine but I'm not aware of them mentioning deletion of data of the external disks. Fully admitting I may have missed it.
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yeah here https://help.backblaze.com/hc/en-us/articles/217665398-Backi... > Backblaze will backup external USB and Firewire hard drives that are detached and re-attached as long as you remember to re-attac
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When this happened it was real edge of your seat stuff. I couldn't get enough of the podcasts covering this, nor of the book "countdown to zero". This was one of the first reports on the subject https://krebsonsecu
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Or you don't read the small print and Backblaze deleted the backup of your external disk if you don't connect your computer for X days. Happened to me, very fucking pissed. Even when you're an "IT guy" think you&#x2
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Getting a green card by writing code on the side. Very cool, congrats.
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incels
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With all due respect (and I'm definitely more on the Israeli side of this latest conflict) - those Arabs and Africans coming in don't get their own state in Europe in any way, shape or form.
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A basket of deplorables Funny coming from The Guardian, the working man's newspaper.
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In the article: > He died unexpectedly of natural causes
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Not sure if you're asking a serious question about MSF but it's interesting anyways - when these types of orgs are fundraising for a specific campaign, say Darfur, then they can NOT use that money for any other campaign, say for e
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Would people who undergo this treatment become (more) vulnerable to malaria ? This is one potential side effect that was mentioned on a podcast about CRISPR. Something along the lines of "don't underestimate the 'potential be
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If you're able to let your imagination run wild you'll see that the depth of depravity of NSFW AI content generated by user input probably has no end.
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> Reddit is also extremely bad for it. They have a system now where a new subreddit is created every day, discoverable via known keywords, and then used as a directory for links to telegram. Why is Reddit in the equation, because the Tel
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> My wife had her heart set on a pink diamond, so that’s what I got her. I made it clear though that if I got this, she is not getting a new one for a long time (she has a tendency to want to rent / sample / change things up).
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> Would you do the same to hungry africans for example? If they are very hungry, absolutely /s
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Have you been to Asia and seen the state that most of those dogs are in ? You aren't doing them any favors by letting them reproduce. Dogs won't go off in to the wild by themselves, they are social animals and like being around pe
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by stef25 3y ago
Quite the achievement. Many years ago on a Thai beach there were a few stray dogs and the locals said one was called "Balls" because he was the only one that they couldn't sterilize. Every time the vet arrived Balls would sme
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> They can't just walk into people's homes over your word Officer I was kidnapped, taken to this address and violently raped. "Sorry we just walk in to people's homes over your word" ? Half a dozen other scenari
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Law enforcement isn't a big cuddly teddy bear that's there to protect and serve. It can be, but it can also not be ... You don't accidentally end up in a situation where cops tell you that you don't have the right to a l
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VeraCrypt has a plausible deniability feature. May not be tight enough for the NSA but could work for some glorified traffic cops at the airport.
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Now I'm wondering what a Judas Priest is
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It's not just kids. When I'm out on the street (in my slightly dodgy neighborhood) with my kids, people are always nice. Shopkeepers will chat, women will make eye contact and smile. When it's just me people aren't as op
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> Mindfulness, communication, learning how to rest and better time management techniques Doubtful that these things will cure depression though
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Yeah, which is why maybe these treatments are ok for people with relatively "mild" symptoms / disorders (like the guy in the article with "lingering ptsd"), people who aren't being aggressively treated with SSR
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One issue is that SSRI treatment has to be stopped before starting psychedelic therapy (interactions). This means tapering off until you're not being treated anymore, which takes weeks if not months, can be difficult and put the patien
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Same for me. It's hard to say exactly what SSRI's are doing for me but I definitely feel better. The bad sides of of SSRI's are as overblown as the good sides of psychedelics are. It's easy to form an opinion from read
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When you say weed was "better" in the mid 90's to mid 2000's - what do you mean? Back then I used to smoke an embarrassing amount every single day and loved it, pure bliss. Over the years I've become less tolerant
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How much of that 10K would be Mercedes money ? It goes without saying that a vet should have higher than average income considering the length and cost of study and responsibility etc. Not at all trying to say that they're greedy.

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