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by zelon88 2y ago
That's true, and those people probably went on to live happier, more full, more wholesome lives than if they had never taken LSD. The first time I took LSD it unlocked a level of thinking that I was not capable of before. For example,
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by zelon88 2y ago
As someone who's done most of the substances listed in the article; none of this matters. First of all, you can't take 16 people with the drug-taking profiles listed and reliably account for their drug and alcohol intake. 100% of
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by zelon88 2y ago
"If you've got a nazi sitting at a table and 10 people sitting around talking to him, then you've got a table with 11 nazis."
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by zelon88 2y ago
Provided, of course, that you have the special app which costs $5.99/month* and has full access to your phone storage, camera, microphone, GPS location, WiFi SSID, OAuth tokens, and copyright ownership of your childs baby pictures. Com
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by zelon88 2y ago
Yes. We don't know who has this data, where it's stored, who has access to it, and who pays their bills. This whole thing is built on heresay of unscrupulous people who claim to know better.
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by zelon88 2y ago
When the federal government does it, they approach an individual who is usually in federal custody. Then they offer a reduced penalty for whatever crime they've committed in exchange for cooperation, or acceptance of a job proposal, or
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by zelon88 2y ago
Can't you set your user agent to something else? Like Firefox or Chrome.
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by zelon88 2y ago
$1bn / 200k people is $5k each. For a drug that probably costs $4. When you mark up the cost of saving a life by 1,200% I don't think you get to call that "wealth creation" or "saving lives" or even "preve
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by zelon88 2y ago
He's at USAID because USAID ended apartheid in South Africa, which Elon Musk grew up in. [1] But not just "grew up in" by happenstance. His grandfather selected South Africa and Apartheid specifically for the privileges becau
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by zelon88 2y ago
You're taking about pre-Clinton consumerism. That system is dead. It used to dictate that the company who could offer the best value deserved to take over most of the market. That's old thinking. Now we have servitization. Now the
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by zelon88 2y ago
> then employees will be incentivized to maintain the status quo instead making decisions to make the company successful. Therein lies the problem. Capitalists believe these two things are exclusionary to one another. They believe that y
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by zelon88 2y ago
Considering someone or some activity to be criminal, and accusing them of being a criminal, are two completely different things. I consider most financial institutions to be criminal because it is always their clear intention to circumvent
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by zelon88 2y ago
In reality, what is more damaging for the environment? Replacing a 2019 Toyota Rav4 with a 2025 Tesla in North America, or..... Replacing a 1985 VW Jetta with a 2019 Toyota Rav4 in India? I see YouTube videos all the time where people in th
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by zelon88 2y ago
And yet you've developed this knowledge for yourself that applies to other things. Among them you develop probably the most imperative skill which practically nobody focuses on; problem solving. And if you've got kids that share y
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by zelon88 2y ago
Most customers use your product because it was on the first page of their Google search results. The only people who's reputation gets ruined are the D-Level Directors and Managers who run this stuff and regularly run into budget or re
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by zelon88 2y ago
When I was young I started my career working in manufacturing. Specifically machine shops with presses, CNC machines, EDM machines, ect... You would be amazed at the level of hazard people are willing to accept. For example, I recall runnin
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by zelon88 2y ago
Because the original design, the one you claim was "inspired by" your work was in actuality significantly different than the examples you showed. If it had actually been similar I would agree with you. But it wasn't. I'm
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Database tables of student, teacher info stolen from PowerSchool in cyberattack(theregister.com)
2 points by zelon88 2y ago|0 comments
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by zelon88 2y ago
I guess it's not surprising that I can't get any of you lonely neckbeards to participate in any discussion that has to do with kids.
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by zelon88 2y ago
This affects nearly 75% of K-12 students in USA.
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60M K-12 Students Compromised in Data Breach(techcrunch.com)
4 points by zelon88 2y ago|3 comments
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by zelon88 2y ago
60 million students teachers and parents. Basically 75% of school children in the USA. But I can't get any attention on the subject.
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PowerSchool Reportedly Pays Ransom to Prevent Student Data Leak(infosecurity-magazine.com)
5 points by zelon88 2y ago|2 comments
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by zelon88 2y ago
I characterize capitalists as folks who consistently and enthusiastically put the needs of an organization before the needs of people. You can call them businessmen if you like. My personal favorite is bootlicker.
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by zelon88 2y ago
> Sadly, four months of my professional life were taken away. The case has not been fully resolved. I'll do the OP a favor and put aside the fact that the two glass domes are completely different, and that you can't put copyrig
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by zelon88 2y ago
"Look at how streamlined our organization is. We have no infrastructure to manage!" -IT Director with 206 different contract renewal dates.
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PowerSchool hack exposes student, teacher data from 60M K-12 students(bleepingcomputer.com)
3 points by zelon88 2y ago|0 comments
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by zelon88 2y ago
I just say "no". And if they ask why because "I don't want to." The truth is; I move around a lot and I probably called in on my mobile anyway. But I don't owe anyone a reason. Capitalists tend to have unhealth
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by zelon88 2y ago
My cat was ill this past weekend but recovered. Then I saw the article you mention and it started me thinking. I've only fed my cat Friskies wet cat food recently. I think I'm going to try to stick with the seafood flavors for a w
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by zelon88 2y ago
I was thinking the other day about the longevity of useless data. One idea that floated around in my head was self expiring emails. I recently deleted about 40,000 emails. Most of them were identical, duplicate marketing emails. I was force

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