d1lanka

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by d1lanka 3y ago
> Including the skin of 'licking-toads' and the pineal gland of human brains. That's a myth. You can't lick the skin of toads — more specifically that of the Sonoran Desert Toad aka. Bufo Alvarius as it's toxic.
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The curious case of DMT and a man with a brain tumor(notsoprofound.com)
1 points by d1lanka 3y ago|3 comments
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by d1lanka 3y ago
> Whonix when used via Qubes DispVMs is more effective than Tails in my opinion (better protection against IP leaking), unless your goal is mainly the amnesic aspect. It's a matter of convenience. Your setup is far more complicated
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by d1lanka 3y ago
> I'm very sceptical about mdma for medical treatment. Data disagrees with you. I have seen tremendous improvement in quality of life of veterans with PTSD with just a few MDMA assisted therapy sessions.
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by d1lanka 3y ago
Meh. What's your source? Yes, those things can of course happen, but they're very rare and in the minority. It is absolutely NOT common to have a "bad" experience with a drug that is chemically designed to make you feel
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by d1lanka 3y ago
Where’s my KeePassXC gang at.
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Why Apple’s 70/30 Model Is No Longer Cutting It for Developers(blog.archway.io)
1 points by d1lanka 4y ago|1 comments
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Same here. KeepassXC to be specific: https://keepassxc.org/
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Dope, just shared it with a few non-techy friends! Would love to know more about your stack / infrastructure setup!
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Blockchain developers’ simple guide to navigating the complex future of Web3(blog.archway.io)
3 points by d1lanka 4y ago|0 comments
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Cyber and Information Warfare in Ukraine: What Do We Know Seven Months In?(bakerinstitute.org)
2 points by d1lanka 4y ago|0 comments
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by d1lanka 4y ago
I want to know if it's even remotely possible for a EV truck company like Rivian to unseat the F-150 as America's best selling truck within the next 5 years?
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Those are all excellent points, but fail to address the addictive downsides OP mentioned. The business model of the internet has always been surveillance and modern smartphones + tech companies have taken that to the extreme. Brilliant engi
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Similar thing happened to me with Offerup - which is MILITANT about not using VPN's. They banned me and no recourse/way to appeal. I even sent them a physical letter without much luck. Pitty, I loved the app, but stopped using it
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Dope design.
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by d1lanka 4y ago
Yes! C'mon, show us an example/demo
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by d1lanka 4y ago
> The problem seems to be that tech companies approve EDRs without much checking. This is essentially what happened to dark.fail: https://www.vice.com/en/article/qj8833/dark-fail-fake-court-...
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Let's Encrypt FTW
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by d1lanka 5y ago
I use Brave Browser along with NextDNS.io or a PiHole and 99.99% of ads and trackers are non existant for me
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by d1lanka 5y ago
"You asked me how depression felt, and this is all I could come up with. It feels like I’m walking upstream through a current strong enough to pull me under four times over. There are others with me but they are walking along the banks
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by d1lanka 5y ago
From https://medium.com/loom-network/blockchain-games-the-biggest... : > "I happily played World of Warcraft during 2007–2010, but one day Blizzard removed the damage component from my beloved warlock’s Siphon L
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Yeah, get rid of those computer books. That's what the internet + ebooks are for. Unless a book has a special meaning to me personally or is considered life changing, I rarely keep any physical books.
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Neat
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Your situation is pretty common actually, unfortunately. Keep learning new, valuable skills that will never expire and will only compound your value and keep applying for new jobs while you already have your current one. Reduce consumption,
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by d1lanka 5y ago
> Democracy solves the Byzantine agreement problem just fine already. Democracy is just two wolves and a lamb deciding on what's for dinner.
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by d1lanka 5y ago
> This is the message to would-be activists anywhere: Stay out of the big boy pool or we'll make you regret it. Check your expenses before waging war. Or, you need to band together with an international band of investigative journal
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by d1lanka 5y ago
> really makes you wonder what we’re doing with the other 99% of hardware performance That 99% is dedicated to running Chrome
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Half a tab of LSD can get you there and keep you there for hours. BRB, trying.
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by d1lanka 5y ago
> Archive.org is great; especially their archive of abandonware old games (MS-DOS, older console ROMs), some of which can be played online. See: https://archive.org/details/softwarelibrary_msdos_games > But don&#
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by d1lanka 5y ago
Well done Moxie Marlinspike and Signal team. Now don't pull any sketchy shit like Mobilecoin without being transparent.

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