Synnr

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[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 7 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

Paulhaus said Blood Tribe, the neo-Nazi group he leads, no longer considers him in good standing.

Well, at least they have ethics. Ethnics, maybe not. But ethics for sure.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 3 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (1 children)

ALL OF THEM! DIDN'T YOU READ?!

screenshots of Sony’s internal log-in page, an internal PowerPoint presentation outlining test bench details, several Java files, and a document tree of the entire leak housing 6,000 files.

Within those 6,000 files are supposedly a bevy of documentation, including unknown “build log files,” a swath of Java resources, and HTML data. Many of the files are reportedly in Japanese.

ALL. THE. SYSHTEHMS! Sony is doomed!!!1!!

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 2 points 2 years ago

Ah I was aware they made surge protectors without battery backup, but I wrongly thought they were both just 'surge protectors' and wondered if OP somehow left out that his had a battery backup.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz -4 points 2 years ago (2 children)

Surely you thought of this, but a lot of surge protectors have (used to have?) a battery backup for short outages. Keeps the PC on so you can save your data.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 2 points 2 years ago

Yes I was just sharing a side-thought while agreeing and sharing a story.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Just turn them into alien mummies and have Mexico pay for it.

Get it? It's a multi-disjointed joke. A bit backwards.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 24 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Group of accounts set up webcams outside of busy public restrooms. Records people's faces as they exit the bathroom and how long they were in there. Auto-ID's and sends email asking as part of a public poll if they agree with the statement "If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear"

N: auto erase image and associated data

Y: auto publish bathroom exiting face and time spent in restroom to tiktok.

Let's really get the privacy conversation started.

We can call it Operation Feardrop

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Has tranq dope made it's way up there yet?

Here in the states around the major hotspots in the Northeast (started in Baltimore for 1+ years now) in most bags they get it's almost no heroin, little fentanyl, and now a majority benzos + tranquilizer. The primary tranquilizer is one that was used by vets on horses, and no it's not ketamine, it's called xylazine and it's much shorter acting and more addictive. Not to mention it has the side effect of eating away at the flesh of the injection sites (which on a junky are everywhere).

And nope, naloxone doesn't bring them back.

Death and zombies everywhere in those cities. https://youtu.be/82QhIOgJy1c

Note: I'm not actively in the drug scene so may be misinformed and if so, please correct me, but I do know about tranq dope and the reports that it's been spreading out from Maryland to the surrounding states to some time now.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 3 points 2 years ago

Melatonin helps me stay and fall asleep, which is bad for me somewhat considering I can easily accidentally sleep 12 hours if my alarm goes off during a deep sleep cycle. But if I had something to help me fall asleep and maybe calm me for a few hours, that'd be ideal.

Maybe I'll try some chamomile.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 1 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) (3 children)

that's why we had the opioid epidemic and not an opioid pandemic...

Maybe. But I think there are also just a lot of people that are not dealing with enough trauma and mental pain (pain-killers/type not specific) that their inner voice stops them from seeking it out.

My dad had a friend with brain cancer. He was in hospice many years ago and knew that I had struggled with addiction. He said he had received hydrocodone and oxycodone after surgeries before (he'd had many) but they always made him nauseous and feel like shit. Then at the end when he was in hospice they gave him a fentanyl patch. He said "MyName, WOW, I FINALLY UNDERSTAND how people can get addicted to this stuff now. This is remarkable!"

Off-topic story: shortly after he passed I was looking for ways to painlessly "catch the bus" on the internet (I'm fine now, this was many moons ago) and bawling my eyes out as I thought about my family and what I'd be putting them through. Suddenly, the piano next to me blasted as if someone had pounded 10 of the keys at once as hard as they possibly could. No pets, no other people home.

I've been through a lot since then and am happy to say I am doing fine now, but that's one of those many WTF moments that turned me from a staunch materialistic atheist into a more spiritually understanding person.

That and the DMT. Only slightly riffing, DMT came way before that.

[–] Synnr@sopuli.xyz 4 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Riffing. There's a word used far too little, I hope I remember it later so I can use it later. 'joking around', 'kidding' 'just joshing'... I need more riffing in my life.

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