EtherWhack @ EtherWhack @lemmy.world

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Overhead?

He wants to be drawn like one of those French girls.

Also humans need to be born prematurely, comparatively speaking

I know from working in manufacturing, at least, that people like to abuse excel and try to use it as a DB client

Fell asleep doing "the wave"

Win11 didn't even know what to do with my Intel (of all brands) WiFi chip.

Win10, Kubuntu, and mint all detected it without needing to download and transfer the driver with my phone in order to start the updates after install.

CBD was unfortunately on the ban list when he got in trouble. It was only just removed a decade later in 2019.

It's also one of the few chemicals in cannabis that can affect performance, unlike THC which just bugs me. Like they are almost picking and choosing, purely to just be finicky

I would say that rule should only apply to purposefully taking something for an unfair advantage to juke the competition, like most steroids.

For the ones where the only reported reasoning is being harmful to the user or has a potential for abuse, I would say the decision be on a case by case basis.

My reasoning is that there are also people who've turned their lives around and quit the substances in question. Being banned when you are fully "legit" would be extremely demotivational and can increase relapsing. It could also be controversial to one of the ideals of the Olympics; overcoming adversity to be the best you can be.

The electoral system? (Each state is supposed to get a number of votes based on their population)

I'd be more afraid of an aggressive cat over an aggressive dog. The latter are usually easier to trick and can hopefully be herded to somewhere where they can be trapped. Cats however...

They don't really mention if it's illegal or not to their reasoning. They only use three parameters for the decision.

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They argue for points 2 (health risk) and 3 (commonly abused), both of which cigarettes and alcohol fit right in, but are unrestricted.

That would make sense if they were looking for CBD, which is the chemical that causes the relaxing effect of weed, not THC which more or less just gives the "high" feeling. You can easily get CBD from hemp and WADA actually removed it from their ban list in 2019.

There are also plenty of allowed substances that can help you relax, even prescription-only. They would have to ban things like; alcohol (never gonna happen), dramamine (antiemetic), diphenhydramine (antihistamine), gabapentin (anticonvulsant, Rx-only), etc... These, while primarily used for other purposes, all are occasionally used for their sedating effects and to my knowledge are all allowed.

There was also the argument that while yes, it does help with relaxing, it will actually decrease performance on the whole.

Meanwhile Sha'Carri (US running) was DQ'd previously for having THC in her system. Still trying to wrap my head around how pot can help you run faster.

They weren't concerned about CBD or anything else, just the psychoactive THC.

If they are all on the same social platform, (like fb for example) a simple "Thank you everyone for the birthday wishes. I had a wonderful day and it was made even better with everyone sending their love," will work.

That's sorta my point.

IIRC, the 2 minutes is the bare-minimum, and intended for someone with perfect teeth and technique. Now most people (ones who aren't perfect) use the toothbrush, their common reaction to the timer completing is they are done brushing. They don't realize that they were likely rushing to keep up with the timer and ignoring different plaque hot spots.

I personally have a couple crowns that my previous dentist screwed up on and mis-sized the base, leaving a ledge where food and plaque get stuck in. If I don't spend extra time around them, tatar will form like a madman. (Same issue with my lingual bar before I had it removed)

I'm alright with a timer to help keep rhythm and let you know when you hit the minimum, but don't make it integral to using the damn brush and turn it off when it hits zero.

Klarna is permanently on my do not trust list, as what I experienced told me they can't manage their system correctly. And for someone who can put a derogatory mark on your credit, I'm not risking it.

(Bear in mind when I got the first email, just to be safe, I paid off the remaining balance the Friday of that week.)

I figured they caught and corrected it, so no harm, no foul.

When I tried using them at the end of the month however, (I think for upgrading my comp) they rejected my finance request. I wasn't sure, but I had my suspicions it was due to their fuck-up as I only used them once.

3 weeks later, they sent this.

Simply commenting that this photo is just asking to be shooped

$1,500-$5k for a single legal (monitored) trip in Oregon and the sitter doesn't even need medical training.

The top two look more like villains