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krispyfi
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Comment #48829170
User takes a large dose and dies -> "they should have used as directed" User takes a large dose and gets high -> "why does big pharma condone drug abuse???"
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Comment #48166454
2020 was famously a period where the pandemic and the opioid crisis were causing death and despair all over the country, but somehow that became the excuse for backpedaling on decr…
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Comment #48003572
You have it precisely backwards. Culture belonging to the people is the default, natural state, and copyright is an unnatural legal fiction that should only be tolerated insofar at…
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Comment #47850325
In the US, it is the responsibility of copyright holders to protect their IP through tort litigation. Japan is so captured by industry that they will put people in prison for what …
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Comment #47640038
Cyclist in Tokyo here. Maybe I wouldn't need to go on the sidewalk so much if they didn't let cars treat the bicycle lane like roadside parking. Enforce that before enforcing some …
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Comment #47636136
Also blocked connecting from Japan. Fuck cloudflare.
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Comment #46754685
Yes, I assumed it was a macos equivalent to suckless-tabbed. https://tools.suckless.org/tabbed/
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Comment #46226611
I had the opposite reaction. As someone who was on team PSX, the wobbly jank is pleasingly nostalgic. Didn't someone say that the limitations and artifacts of the obsolete media of…
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Comment #46199875
Yeah, it's more of a cherry on top than a primary goal.
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Comment #46190756
The war on drugs is a scam. Cocaine prohibition is a pretext to oppress indigenous peoples of the Andes. https://filtermag.org/world-health-organization-coca-prohibi...
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Comment #45701501
Aside: "Hallucinate" was an unfortunate choice of words. It should have been "confabulate". And, yes, humans confabulate, too.
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Comment #45229653
> The Terminids Icon Terminids, sometimes referred to as the Terminid Horde[1] or Terminid Swarm, and commonly called Bugs, are one of the enemy factions in the Second Galactic War…
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Comment #45228546
Calling the markings on the casings, "antifa" is premature, in my opinion. The arrows are a Helldivers II reference. "Bella Ciao" appears in Far Cry 6 and is featured on a Groyper …
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Comment #44624108
There are other kinds of wealth, like the ability to have your enemies accidentally fall out of windows.
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Comment #44279571
Source? Their patent expired, and Wikipedia says they stopped making it on the 60s. Occasionally a sealed bottle of Delysid will surface somewhere, but I think that they are all vi…
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Comment #44147821
Remind me to never toss your salad
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Comment #44080844
> Metal Gear creator / problematic gaming legend Hideo Kojima got his start on the platform with his classic potboiler “Policenauts” That should be "Snatcher". Criminally overlooke…
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Comment #43970119
Namespaces are one honking great idea -- let's do more of those!
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Comment #43968736
Do you have a source for that? Wikipedia says it's an urban legend. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_legends_about_drugs?se...
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Comment #43875864
And they are mischaracterizing the concept of "normalization of deviance". https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalization_of_deviance
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Comment #43741696
Also Albert Hofmann and Alexander Shulgin
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Comment #43422430
A ruler is called a "ruler" because it has rules. > A ruler, sometimes called a rule, scale or a line gauge or metre/meter stick, is an instrument used to make length measurements,…
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Comment #43421285
> From Middle English reule, rewle, rule, borrowed from Old French riule, reule, from Latin regula (“straight stick, bar, ruler, pattern”), from regō (“to keep straight, direct, go…
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Comment #43031929
> if you don't have a way of measuring potency yourself >Why don't you display actual milligram quantitative amounts? # > In short, we are not allowed to do so. In the United State…
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Comment #42874014
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