yeahforsureman

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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
Not really. You're talking about an exception to only one obligation (record-keeping). And even that is relevant only where the processing is "not occasional".
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
The actual wording of the Commons Clause is very general and ambiguous. I'd be surprised if this didn't continue to cause issues within large enterprises.
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
I'm not speaking on anyone's behalf but MongoDB's interpretation of AGPL is very contentious and extreme.
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
Some research psychedelics are more dangerous physically, and certainly less researched, but in terms of psychological effects, all psychedelics are generally pretty similar. It's silly to assume LSD is somehow significantly less likel
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
Although far from non-existent, none of the chemicals you list are more ubiquitous than acid nor usually sold as acid. Actually, their effective dose range is about 100x that of acid and it would be hard to impossible to fit them on a tab.
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
Real LSD is not that rare. You know, people can and many do have their stuff tested. There was a bit of a dry season in the early 2000s but not anymore. This is variation of the stupid old "clean" vs "dirty" acid myth. A
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by yeahforsureman 8y ago
All this discussion has convinced me of is that Germany really is a tech and consumer market backwater that should have no business imposing their bureaucratic obsessions on the rest of the Union. You thought GDPR was clunky, it's noth
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
Here's a great one from Estonia, featured in this very weird Soviet-era movie https://youtu.be/jpW9Fcrw5kE
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
It doesn't really make sense to claim the Saami have lived there for 10k years. Samic language(s) arrived in that area more like 1.5k years ago.[1] Sure, there were people there before that, but they were not "Saami" in any m
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
Stanislav Grof, really? The crank psychoanalyst whose therapeutic ideas are based on summoning and coming to terms with false memories of birth and whatnot?
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
I'm not sure starting small is a good idea for beginners, nor how researchers and therapists approach this. More often than not, small doses tend to create anxiety without any real breakthrough in experience.
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
This explanation is put forward for example in the Norwegian science documentary series Hjernevask, see episode 1 (The Gender Equality Paradox), available on YouTube. I don't have the time to hunt down the references right now but you
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by yeahforsureman 9y ago
For all countries, you seem to be quoting percentages based on (primary) language, not nationality or self-identified ethnicity. Just curious, do you feel it's impossible for a native Russian speaker living in Latvia to identify as Lat
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by yeahforsureman 10y ago
Thank you, this was a very enlightening discussion. Kind of makes more sense now why some in Berlin don't have much respect for the Schwaben -- at least of the condescending, finger-wagging kind.