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Comment #17817176
Kubernetes makes it easy, but there are few missing pieces - for example there is no load balancer that you can use with commodity dedicated servers (there is metallb, but it requi…
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Comment #17811079
Depending on cannabinoid profile, intake, strength it can help with or potentiate panic attacks (which sometimes start with omg I comitted a crime. What if someone finds out? Or by…
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Comment #17808049
They find money, but it doesn't mean they can _afford_ it...
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Comment #17804423
How can one make money with that knowledge put to work?
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Comment #17793631
Police can come and search you to see if you have any dried plant matter on you. I can't see how switching tables is any more ridiculous than that and this is "accepted" as "normal…
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Comment #17789560
There is nothing you cannot legislate for. For example use of encryption could be licensed, just as drugs are. If you don't have prescription, you go down.
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Comment #17786476
It is probably all the spying /s
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Comment #17786470
All accepted religions are floating on the sea of blood. If nobody gets crucified over pasta then it is just bollocks.
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Comment #17786454
Possession of encryption software could be treated the same as possession of drugs. On the next stop and search you would only had to handover your phone. If police password will n…
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Comment #17778709
Too many people profit from those deaths to have this happened.
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Comment #17778687
If people had easy access to clean drugs, deaths could be avoided. Opiates are fairly safe if dose is correct and are not contaminated. Then people could get psychological help to …
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Comment #17778655
It is mainly responsibility of voters who keep corrupt and evil people in charge. If you voted for a prohibition supporter you have blood on your hands.
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Comment #17778641
Everyone who supports prohibition has blood on their hands. No, your ignorance and stupidity is not an excuse. Pathetic people.
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Comment #17756890
World is full of do-gooders and forces willing to exploit them.
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Comment #17725998
1. That's the thing - it is cheap, safe and easy. If there is no monopoly established (like in the UK) there is little money to be made. You cannot do aspirin at home easily, but y…
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Comment #17725538
For a lot of people cannabis works great for their migraines, but I guess it is difficult for pharma to make money off of it so it is still a gray area in the EU. I am only pointin…
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Comment #17724130
So would you be fine with staying in the bathroom forever?
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Comment #17722401
If you pressed a button then it wasn't automatic.
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Comment #17701098
What is the model?
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Comment #17695457
It will be easier for governments to shut down small instances and smear the owners. I don't think decentralisation has much security value.
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Comment #17686606
And make sure your stuff is encrypted with good password. I wouldn't worry about stolen electronics as much as about stolen data. I wouldn't care where you live, but I would care i…
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Comment #17646039
L-theanine never worked for me. Even tried large doses and felt no difference. Maybe reading such articles causes placebo effect?
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Comment #17591870
I am saying that brain is not a bucket full of chemicals that need to have right balance.
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Comment #17591310
Oh that. I lost my 2TB of backups because shitty USB interface that was also encrypting the data. Drive was fine, but controller bricked and my data was gone.