indlebe

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by indlebe 5d ago
For the record, the first time LSD was created it was made using lysergic acid derived from ergot, a mold found on rye. It is a semisynthetic drug, and cannot be created without an organic source.
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by indlebe 2y ago
I empathize with this article, not much about a manager's schedule is energy-giving, and plenty can be energy-taking. However, I have found a significant source of endorphins through community activities. I've been part of committ
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by indlebe 3y ago
Can confirm. Most psychology undergraduate classes at research universities offer free/extra marks for research participation. Most studies leverage purely these participant pools, with behavioural psych perhaps being the area where th
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by indlebe 4y ago
The animal might not care but we should. There's a sustainability factor that should be included in decision making around harvesting product in general. Marijuana is a decent example. Once turned to flower, the whole pant gets killed
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by indlebe 4y ago
For anyone who enjoys future world-building that dives deep into religious and political systems, I recommend Ada Palmer's Terra Ignotta series. She's an Associate Professor of Early Modern European History and the College at Chic
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by indlebe 7y ago
karma
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Siemens Employee Pleads Guilty for Planting Logic Bombs in Programs He Designed(justice.gov)
1 points by indlebe 7y ago|0 comments
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Washington becomes first state to pass law protecting an open internet(apps2.leg.wa.gov)
2 points by indlebe 9y ago|0 comments
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by indlebe 9y ago
>cigarettes and alchohol have massive black markets to bypass heavy regulations. Are you speaking on the US or worldwide? A quick search doesn't produce any reliable statistics that indicate this. I have never once heard of anyone p
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by indlebe 9y ago
I concur. As a teacher and mentor to students, I find that assigning the label of "genius" to anyone famous for their accomplishments can have a negative affect on young learner's goals. They often think "oh, they'r
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by indlebe 9y ago
I think the issue is that SF is the only one doing these things, thus attracts homeless from all over North America. When I did some volunteer work in Vancouver's notorious Downtown Eastside, several times I heard homeless folk speak o
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by indlebe 9y ago
As a customer, you sound like a retailer isn't ready to adapt to the customers needs. Buying multiple sizes and returning the ones that don't fit is no different than trying the clothes on in a changing room and keeping the ones t
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by indlebe 9y ago
The wording used by the EU was that the Paris agreement on climate change is "irreversible and non-negotiable"
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by indlebe 9y ago
The EU was firm that there would be no modifications to the agreement whatsoever, "irreversible and non-negotiable"
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by indlebe 9y ago
Hansen wants to increase the price of carbon across the board. One of the possible main issues is that a country like China is still not classified as a developed country and isn't bound to Article 9, a significant component of the Par
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by indlebe 9y ago
When Bjørn Lomborg and James Hansen agree that something (the Paris agreement) is a bad idea, I am willing to put aside the various world leader's enthusiasm and apply a bit of skepticism. Is capping the CO2 output of developed nations
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by indlebe 10y ago
I think it's a misconception that the alt-right and Neo-nazis are the only ones applying scrutiny to the immigration policies of Sweden and Europe as a whole. A large portion of these concerns are coming from the existing poor communit
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by indlebe 10y ago
>When they use an ambiguously charged word like 'Mecca' I don't believe mecca is an ambiguously charged word, nor do I see any evidence to support this claim. It's probably the most commonly used metaphor for a gather
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by indlebe 10y ago
You're projecting this ideology onto Apple. Out of all of the places that people make pilgrimages to, Mecca is the most well known, and therefore commonly used to refer to a place that's popular for likeminded followers to visit.
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by indlebe 10y ago
Not to mention that Oil and Coal are sources of energy where western corporations directly profit. Not so much with solar and nuclear.
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by indlebe 10y ago
>I'm sure everyone reading this is already aware that he's passed apparently not... http://imgur.com/a/C5vTx
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by indlebe 10y ago
Printing and PDF viewing are the most common issues we see with Chrome, doing either often crashes the whole browser. Windows 10 seems to be the most problematic OS for Chrome, we see quite a few unresolved cases where Chrome crashes before
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by indlebe 10y ago
As someone who manages a 450-user IT department (academic), supporting roughly 50/50 BYOD/supplied computers, and staring at my stats, Firefox is the most reliable browser. We see %300 more problems with Chrome than Firefox. Readi
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by indlebe 10y ago
Parody law.
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by indlebe 10y ago
>All of our good Canadian musicians, comedians, and actors go to the US and become big, countless have done so. Not the Tragically Hip. But they always seemed happy with that.
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by indlebe 10y ago
But... I will argue that marijuana may sometimes have the OPPOSITE effect. Anecdotal evidence: John Smith, from a lower-income family, grows up a small rural community, 30 minutes outside a mill town with a population of 13k. He's arou
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Dallas Shooting Suspect Killed by Bomb Robot(snopes.com)
3 points by indlebe 10y ago|0 comments
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by indlebe 10y ago
PayPal-only eBay transactions.
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by indlebe 10y ago
Paypal has been acting like this of their own accord for some time now. More than a decade ago a friend of mine sold cold filter bags for herbal extracts online using Paypal. The product was completely legal and didn't allude in any wa
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by indlebe 10y ago
If you needed .NET in a production environment I'm perplexed as to why running it on RHEL would be a good decision. The POC is excellent but I wouldn't be serving .NET apps to my clients using this.

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