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Not charas, the wikipedia article about it.

Found it- https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/25/russia-bans-wi...

A (rather infamous? I recall a ton of controversy about it) wikipedia article for you:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charas

There's some theories that the burning bush was an acacia tree, which could contain DMT. [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burning_bush#Biblical_entheoge... also https://www.rickstrassman.com/publications/dmt-and-the-soul-...

NOAA has a map showing historical data of the pole movements -

https://maps.ngdc.noaa.gov/viewers/historical_declination/

That should have been impossible. It was protected. I thought they made it protected.

I'm looking ...

Can they save it? Keep all the pieces together, maybe they can save it.

There's nothing to save. Look for yourself. It's just ... gone. There's nothing left.

It's pretty unfortunate that article 5 conventions are so hard to get started. It's the only bloodless way I see to fix things.

I've been using this greasemonkey script for a while to do this- http://userscripts.org/users/509235

I think the conversation needs to change a bit. People just don't care in the current state. I've been toying with the idea of calling all this (seo/ads/blogspam/content marketing and the auto-twitter-bot-ira-shill-to-cause-controversy-and-mass-media-parroting-it-feedback-loop) "internet pollution" in order to get average joes to think about it differently.

"Pulling a keybase"

TY

IDK WTF "PWA" in TFA means. SOS.

Sometimes I leave random/joking comments around my code if I've been in a rabbit hole for a long time and end up with a preposterously simple and elegant solution. I erupted with laughter a couple days ago seeing "# i fink yo freaky and i like u a lot" in the middle of some brambles I was untying.

I used to have a greasemonkey script that would filter articles or domains they come from based off of keywords.

Found it! (this was made by hn user furgooswft13) https://gist.github.com/m00g00/e539ec22bf588edca0e6dfe1a05eb...

I think I used it for "737" and "Boeing" for a while.

I wish there was an odometer for electronic devices.

edit: Yes, I guess that would just be a counter. But it'd be fun to see how many miles a relic like this actually has.

Ordinary Sausage is my go-to for youtube chefs.

If you're a man you'd use leeches.

Astounding that we’d think otherwise.

> If I want to know how I configured my nas three years ago, all I have to do is read the nix file I checked onto github. Thats powerful.

Have you had to deal with breaking changes in the config language? (Does this ever happen? Are there versions/specs of the language that can be pinned?)

> ... and not have it installed globally is amazing.

Yah, the more I think about it this is the biggest selling point to me.

> Of course, you can use the nix package manager on any Linux distro and even macOS if you want a gentler introduction.

I actually never thought deeply into nix NOT on nixos (I've probably been conflating the two). As an infra/devops-y person I can think of a lot of cool use cases off the bat in the server-space (theoretically anyways, I've a feeling the details would be quite the devil). But, except for the case of developing for such a system, I'm struggling to see a use case that warrants it in the desktop realm. (I need to meditate on this one..!)

This must be why beard stroking is effective.

Hah. You must be new to humans. Ordered destruction is a thing. (Alas, so is chaotic creation. Hail Eris!)

> They consist of countless small particles, ranging in size from micrometers to meters

> The densest parts of the Saturnian ring system are the A and B Rings,

I don't see anything that says exactly how dense the rings are, though...

Discrete enough to have names of their subdivisions-

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rings_of_Saturn#Subdivisions_a...

The abstract in this is really great, a full lineage of the product going back to 1965. Yet short and concise. Beautiful!

I do wonder what is lost, too. Some folks talk about "mushroom pills" (simply powdered, full spectrum mushrooms) and some talk about "psilocybin extract". It's my understanding that different psilocybe mushrooms species have different effects due to varying levels of not just psilocybin, but psilocin (psilocybin metabolizes to psilocin, but it is also in many species), baeocystin (mexicanas tend to be higher in this) and norbaeocystin.

Shower thought: vinyl car wrap with a bunch of pictures of stop lights at various angles

  computer [ kuh m-pyoo-ter ]
  noun
  ...
  2. a person who computes; computist.

edit: (super obvious if you click the link, btw)

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Oblig-

https://nmap.org/movies/

This is so rad- I love that the prosthesis designers are so excited to work with him on this. Really need to ditch those cables for bluetooth though.