bladeacidic

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by bladeacidic 22d ago
The end of Covid in China is interesting. Even the CCP, and their level of surveillance and control, were unable to maintain control of an entire population fed up with sheltering in place. If there aren't fair and open elections in
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
*you are sufficiently anonymous here
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
Everyone posting here is now on a list somewhere. Hopefully you're deanonymized sufficiently. Better hope we don't get caught up in something!
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
You think there's gonna be a next one? He's installed his own people in all the right places, and got his own Praetorian guard.
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
Why not just lie? The white lie is the most expedient thing to get the results you want, which is getting the app into the app store. It's not a slippery slope into a total moral decay of you as a human being. If a friend is hiding fro
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
Does all that administration and licensing magically happen for free and take zero time? It's stupid extra overhead for something as fundamental as toluene that Chinese labs don't have to follow. You're right that it's n
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by bladeacidic 1mo ago
Unless it's on a specific list of chemicals that the DEA has decided are bad and need to be monitored. Even toluene is on the list!
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by bladeacidic 2mo ago
Will we? Opiates leading to a homeless population not being productive, just looking to get high and be high all day and not do anything other than be a zombie, hits different compared to stimulants that makes people work harder and clean t
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by bladeacidic 2mo ago
For sex parties, GHB is where it's at. It's like molly but sexier.
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by bladeacidic 2mo ago
There's apps for that these days. Not going to names them, but if you're still downloading a torrent file on a computer, you're behind the times. It's as easy as Netflix on an Android TV with a remote these days.
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by bladeacidic 2mo ago
Turn on Advanced Data protection, which encrypts it so Apple can give them the data, but they don't have the keys to decrypt it. Doesn't help if the other person you're talking to doesn't have it turned on though.
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by bladeacidic 4mo ago
The thing that cocaine users have noticed, is that using cocaine raises their heart-rate. Noticeably. So the government getting heart rate data means they know when those users are doing coke. Wouldn't the DEA like to know where all th
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by bladeacidic 5mo ago
SimpleX has the same problem with notifications. You still have to properly configure it. Opsec is hard.
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by bladeacidic 7mo ago
What was that like? Was it super invasive?