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Excited delirium is a four-decade-old diagnostic theory that has been used to explain how a person experiencing severe agitation can suddenly die while being restrained. Last year, the American College of Emergency Physicians withdrew a 2009 report that had been the last remaining official medical pillar of support for the theory used increasingly over the prior 15 years to explain away police culpability for many in-custody deaths.

Ayo WHAT?

I think it's coming. The newest generation will probably be willing to take some major risks. Millennials and gen Z were raised with hope but I don't think that idea was passed down.

I think apathy, hopelessness and rage let people do violence and there's a lot of that going around now.

The government doesn't want me seeing this

How about this... We split the difference and go out for some pescaito frito. 🔪🐟🍴

...which sounds awesome...

Classic "well thought out and reasonable statement" to "wildly unhinged and abusive lie" combo

Yeah it's violence now

Meh, that already comes with infinite problems, so what's one more?

Bruh. Isn't stopping this type of activity the whole point of cannonicle controlling the store?

Same here. When I got my first smartphone in highschool, I quickly became massively addicted. I would guess that at least half my time was spent on reddit and 4chan for many, many years.

Though I don't blame my parents... How could they have known?

It's actually french, pronounced "pickle"

I don't say this to be flippant, but rather because some people need to understand that there are real problems in this world, and this sort of situation is what can easily result from ignoring those problems for superficial reasons such as you don't like the person who speaks about them, or the specific choice of words they use.

So lay off on laying me off for laying off.

Exactly! However, in my situation, I was helping them out with some old hardware. I had to help so many times with Windows that I took a risk and offered to "update their PC". The "update" failed because chrome was gone - but I "changed some settings" and now chrome "came back to the computer" and now it's smooth sailing 🤣🤣🤣

This seems weird. They say they let you stream with Tidal and Qobuz, is that why it's a monthly fee? I don't really get how the pricing model fits the Roon software features.

For sure. And increasingly so. I used to think chromebooks were silly but after this experience I totally see their value: 0->WWW as fast as possible is what people want

IDK what to tell you. Near me I have multiple stores where I can fill my own bottle with these oils and they're very low cost

Yeah. My intro programming classes used C and C++ and they were great for illustrating the fundamentals. Plus I think it's important to learn the building-blocks/history

I've been rolling out linux mint to some older family members. Firefox gave them troubles (they couldn't identify the logo), but switching in chrome did the trick. I'm now convinced that the most common OS use-case is a browser launcher.

Yep... It's reddit time 😎

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