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by throwaway5d097 3y ago
I guess dry mouth increases incidence of periodontal disease. Some people get cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, but that's somewhat rare. With long term, increasing use, I personally experienced insomnia, anxiety, and lack of appetite.
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by throwaway5d097 3y ago
I abuse O-ring/X-ring chains on my dirt bikes, haven't had any failures besides a mangled master link clip I caught
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
With languages that are not written phonetically with wide regional variations in pronunciation (English), I think it makes sense to not care as long as you're understood. Might as well demand that Japan be pronounced Neep-on or Cuba C
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
>Constitutional rights don't matter for people if parties with vast economic power can render the exercise of those rights pointless This is an interesting point, but I don't get how that follows from the rest of this post. Mor
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
9p is perhaps a bit more advanced/clean/general? than REST endpoints/HTTP. You can still use whatever serializable formats you want.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
I guess you can run it on Linux/BSD with plan9port
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Maybe combining jails with something like Ansible for building images and automating configuration would be close to good enough? Though more boilerplate? I wonder
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
It's very hard with depression, but work is also hard with depression, though getting some stuff done is much easier with an actual job. Tried some woodworking stuff but it requires a lot of learning and patience. But I guess a lot of
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
You could run something like Inferno without an MMU: "Limbo programs run safely on a machine without memory-protection hardware". It would probably be more efficient than emulating some other architecture. Arguably, it'd be b
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
There are fossils of hundreds of millions of years old, and microfossils of microorganisms over 3 billion years old. Why couldn't there be fossils of technology?
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Maybe this is more about outrage culture (being upset over relatively small things like microagressions rather than "real problems", often argued to be a fallacy of relative privation, unless the small things are not a problem at
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
If it was a hard link, I suppose my way of thinking about it would make more sense, since all hard links are as valid, pretty much the same. That is, after running ln /some/file /other/file /some/file an
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
I think of it like `cp`. Source to destination, where destination is the soft link. so it's like copying a file somewhere but instead of a copy you're making a link
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Identity politics is such made up right-wing bullshit. It's clear that you have to belong to a certain group to discuss anything to do with them, unless you are telling minorities what's best for them because you know better. Peop
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
One can think that parades in general are disruptive but should still be allowed due to the right to free assembly, and you did not address the "almost naked leathered men". Which I don't think is a big deal, but I can sort o
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
https://skarnet.org/software/s6/ also supports socket activation, Obarun, Gentoo and Void support it so far. Would be interesting to see how it'd compare to systemd's use cases with wider adoption.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
I too am autistic and had an experience similar to yours, although I'm not sure if the effect on productivity was nearly as much, but still definitely there and it was a form of escapism. Still, I had plenty of time to reflect and matu
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
He didn't damage anything, apparently not beyond displaying a message for every user in the school district. Jail time is incredibly draconian and would only make him disillusioned with the system.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Jail time for reporting vulnerabilities? This is some Poe's law shit.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
"View oriented" like https://www.liftweb.net/
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
First thought was whitelisting USB vendor and device IDs, but I guess those could be spoofed. A button above every USB port? Going back to PS/2 could be an option? Guess that wouldn't be too different from allowing all devices onl
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
It's actionable in the sense that it's definitely^Woften correct.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Or fission...
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
I agree that there are much better choices, but most frontend apps are done with onion oriented development with thousands of dependencies that constantly get vulnerabilities, and aren't any more maintainable in my experience. If it&#x
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
So what's wrong with Signal's business model? I followed the link, and none of these seem to apply to Signal, which is a funded free and open source project. Although I don't get why Signal Messenger LLC was formed alongside
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
I think I sort of get it now. Moderating spam is easier. Apparently it's hard to tell between "we should kill these people" and "these people are being killed" due to a language barrier sometimes, and it's hard
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
The closest such edge cases I found were mixups between enticement and reportage about Syrian war crimes and Rohingya genocide. What edge cases have you seen? I don't mean banning racism, but enticement for violent action.
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
A global ban for promoting genocide or murder doesn't seem too complicated
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
Taking the minimal to no frontend approach is probably underrated then, for managing complexity. i.e. with Slimvoice https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19632817
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by throwaway5d097 7y ago
An AR-15 lower doesn't have that much strain

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