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by zupreme 7y ago
Theory: It had no effect because his sadhana already crossed the zone of consciousness LSD moves one to. In advanced meditation alot of “effort” is spent on ignoring ephemeral phenomena including the kinds of visual and auditory phenomena L
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by zupreme 7y ago
I understand your astonishment, but if they had properly configured dynamic routing, it would not have taken that long. Sadly some international ISP’s don’t like to share (even sanitized) routing tables...
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by zupreme 7y ago
In reality, technology has moved beyond globally enforceable copyright protection for the written word. That ship has sailed. New revenue streams, like audiobooks and companion videos/software/etc will become essential, if they ar
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by zupreme 7y ago
Human beings have the innate right to manage their own bodies. For any government or doctor to dictate to the individual adult citizen what he/she can or cannot put into or onto their bodies, is tyranny. Enforce the laws against real c
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by zupreme 7y ago
Yet Scribd remains.....
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by zupreme 7y ago
Current tech available is already well beyond this, but simply needs to be properly applied. Facebook Ads look like ads, by design. Shift gears to IMAGE RECOGNITION and success will follow.
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by zupreme 7y ago
Superb article. That is all.
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by zupreme 7y ago
Excellent premise. I would add that most such predictions fail to account for dollar value in parity with other currencies, securities, and assets. Even an apparent drop in physical value mainstays like gold and diamonds may be coexistent w
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by zupreme 7y ago
Neither Wifi, 4G LTE, nor any other widely established wireless communication method requires GPS for internet connectivity. Why is Apple requiring it with the threat of disabled or dead internet on your device?
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Apple: Update GPS or lose Internet (WHY? it's not technically needed)(cnn.com)
3 points by zupreme 7y ago|2 comments
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by zupreme 7y ago
Yet it occurs...globally... Proxies too. Teenagers install proxy modules on their own phones and APs all the time across the globe. This “illegal crypto” is simple a series of mathematical algorithms. You cannot truly “ban” math.
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by zupreme 7y ago
Thomas Edison used sleep too. It is written that he would would would sit holding two metal objects in a chair over metal pans. He would sit and contemplate a hard problem until he dozed off and dropped the items in to the pans, waking him
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by zupreme 7y ago
Because enjoyment of any music requires, at a minimum, subconscious comprehension of its core pattern and timing and brainwave generation in complement to the same. Older people have brain patterns which are trained, by tendency, to compreh
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by zupreme 7y ago
Muscled out how? VPN’s are global...
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by zupreme 7y ago
You should try Sonic Pi. Its up your alley.
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by zupreme 7y ago
I like the digital signature aspect. But would a phone camera be considered “tamper proof”? What camera would, that a civilian could readily buy?
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by zupreme 7y ago
My reply (pasted from original tweet) This is why you need, at minimum, a nightly mirror. Ideally you stack on top of that a load-balancing device or service to redirect traffic in the event of an outage from your primary farm. Never go on
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by zupreme 7y ago
The real danger I see is if/when deepfake-like tech becomes so ubiquitous that we no longer believe anything we see on video. What will that mean for surveillance evidence? What will that mean for police brutality videos? What will i
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by zupreme 7y ago
So many US corporations are sacrificing potential billions in global comsumer confidence and flat-out revenue loss backing the “trade war”. What assurances are they getting which makes them willing to take the leap, I wonder? At the end of
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by zupreme 9y ago
I disagree. This is EXACTLY why roles such as "Chief Operating Officer" and "Director of Operations" exist. You don't make your company succeed by giving up control. You hire people you do control who have the ski
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by zupreme 9y ago
Been there! Will never make that mistake again.
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by zupreme 9y ago
Agreed. Obviously the mafia doesn't participate in surveys so, barring criminal charges or conviction, anecdotal evidence is the best one can hope for.
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by zupreme 9y ago
I love your comment but disagree on one point. I don't think Facebook has ANY obligation to improve the quality of the "news" shared on it. I favor freedom of speech and freedom of association. If I have a friend who keeps
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by zupreme 9y ago
Same here. If you don't already have a well-connected lead investor or a well-connected board member/advisor then AL will be a ghost town for you.
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by zupreme 9y ago
Learn from my mistake. Unless you're already financially secure (meaning you could stop working and live your current lifestyle for several years) then my advice is to take the money while you can OR to leverage that valuation to pock
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by zupreme 9y ago
How are you dealing with the liquidity problem though? Are you just leaving the coins in your wallet(s) or are you actually cashing out regularly (i.e. selling the coins for $)?
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by zupreme 9y ago
Duplicati rules, as long as all you need are files and folders. It's no good for SQL, Exchange, Bare Metal, etc. though.
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by zupreme 9y ago
This individual or group is going to face the same issues everyone who makes huge gains in crypto faces: Limited liquidity. You may have $200 million in your "wallet" but it's not a lot of use to you unless you can find enoug
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by zupreme 9y ago
This actually happens all the time. We've had a couple of remote employees I'm aware of who did this. As a company we don't care. As long as they are getting all of our work done in a timely and effective manner what they f
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by zupreme 9y ago
I predict plenty of knee-jerk "We've found the fountain of youth" reactions to this. I instead think doctors should tread carefully here. This enzyme is present for a reason. While eliminating it may "cure" certa

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