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by clsec 10d ago
I bought a Sceptre a few years ago but it died pretty quickly (dead pixel strip on the screen). But the replacement 44" Insignia (Best Buy) that I replaced it with has been an awesome tv. So yes, you can just walk into the Electronics
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by clsec 19d ago
You didn't word it like that though. And I'd argue that for people with MDD, and without those comorbidities you listed, depression is a huge problem.
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by clsec 19d ago
>>Right now I have bigger problems than just depression. Just depression?! You might want to grab a little empathy before writing off something that has been a major problem in a large chunk of the populations lives. In fact, "ju
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by clsec 20d ago
I said it elsewhere, but it took me a month of micro dosing down to get off my 40mg/day citalopram habit, which I had been on for 15 years. And even on my own super slowed down schedule I still experienced massive side effects. Good lu
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by clsec 20d ago
A psychiatrist definitely does not always know these things. Mine told me there should be no Citalopram withdrawals and that I should taper by cutting my dose in half over a 2 week period. They were absolutely wrong as I have serious with
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by clsec 1mo ago
I used to use them, and 8" disks, daily with some of the first CAD/CAM engraving machines I used at work in the early 90's.
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by clsec 1mo ago
Worked fine for me in a temporary container in FF on Ubuntu. I have uBO, Privacy Badger & Disconnect extensions enabled.
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by clsec 1mo ago
"Is there any way to help the elderly navigate this shift?" As it stands right now, no. Luckily, at least for now, I'm tech savvy enough to navigate it. But the 100, mostly immigrant, elderly residents of my building will not
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by clsec 3y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! It turns out that the latest update to qBittorrent started binding to all available adapters. I just set it to only use my VPN's adapter and all seems to be fine now. Thanks again! edit: https:/&#x2F
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by clsec 3y ago
I know I'm late on this, but.. "That means residents and visitors to San Francisco will be able to pay a fare to ride in a driverless taxi, ushering in new automated competition to cab and ridehail drivers." [1] [1] https:&#
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by clsec 3y ago
I'm surprised that no one has said anything about the fact that this is put out by a VPN company! I also could not find their name on the map. It doesn't mean that it's not there, I just couldn't find them. Please corr
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by clsec 3y ago
While I differ from others responding, in the fact that I do find pain relief from cannabis, this is not the place to get your information from [1]. [1] https://spinfuel.com/legal/ "Spinfuel eMagazine is a profess
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by clsec 3y ago
Citation please!
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by clsec 3y ago
Why is that? It's a fully public taxi service that will probably be heavily marketed in Fisherman's Wharf/Pier 39.
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by clsec 3y ago
No, the California Public Utilities Commission just approved them to take fares. Unfortunately San Franciscans have had very little, if anything, to say in any of this.
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by clsec 3y ago
A yearly food cost of $4,686 for a single adult w/o children in San Francisco County? Not quite, more like $6,000-7,200 per year or $500-$600/mo.
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by clsec 3y ago
I can't even count the number of times Taylor Swift and her concert tour have been on the news in the past two weeks.
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by clsec 3y ago
Yep. I've been WF free since the mid-late 90's. They've been at this as long as I've been using a bank (1980). Credit Unions FTW!
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by clsec 3y ago
It happens to me all the time. And it has been going on for years, but it's getting noticeably worse over time. One way or another you have to pay to use the web, be it costing you loss of access because of your strict privacy settin
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by clsec 3y ago
My laptop, phone, ISP, banking, medical & KeePass passwords are written on paper in a fireproof safe.. I also keep offline backups of my KeePass database.
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by clsec 3y ago
San Francisco was like that until the first tech boom in the late 90's. After that most of the artists moved to the East Bay and Portland.
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by clsec 3y ago
Seeing lots of comments about over scheduling children's free time. I took music lessons, did Cub Scouts Weeblos & Boy Scouts, played little league, played Pop Warner & high school football and ran track. All after school activ
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by clsec 3y ago
I took SF MUNI to & from school in second grade. I took GG Transit to the city from 9-14 y/o and then MUNI when I got there. I also took the ferries and BART fairly regularly as well. All by myself.
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by clsec 3y ago
Yeah, if the article posted had been accurate the headline would have been: "Why did it take psychedelics, other than LSD, so long to become popular?" Here's the outline of the study* from UoM: https://news.umich.e
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by clsec 3y ago
As someone who lives along a very busy thoroughfare in San Francisco (where there are a lot of Porches & other supercars) I can say that they are the quietest of all the gas powered supercars.
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by clsec 3y ago
Love it, this did not trigger any of my security add-ons!
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by clsec 3y ago
I guess we hang in different circles because I don't know anyone who supports them.
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by clsec 3y ago
You are absolutely correct.
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by clsec 3y ago
Agreed up until DND & frisbee golf. It's actually off/airplane mode and what happens in counterculture stays off the internet. Instead frisbee-golf pics will be posted to fool the masses.
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by clsec 3y ago
I'm not sure but if you look at maps of both floods it seems that weather pattern in 1964 was a lot further north than the 1862 flood. Also, the wiki article for 1862 says that that was an El Nino year.

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