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@shoq Im no fan of the kid, but the people trying to kill him hold some responsibility for what they did too. If the video made anything clear its that he was clearly defending himself.

@realcaseyrollins

Pretty sure Mother Teresa having an account on QOTO would have caused more turmoil than you :)

@CherokeeSher Yes I am, but mostly because I just hope I have someone to vote for other than Biden, and I could never bring myself to vote for Trump.

@realcaseyrollins Yea it does seem you calmed down a bit from your QOTO days, not that you were **that** wild back when you were here.

@realcaseyrollins If only they knew half the shit you were thinking that you dont even say, lol... you actually try to be a little careful in what you say here it seems :)

@icedquinn Ahh ok, a bit too obscure to be of much use to me.. but always interesting to find little cool tech nuggets like that.

@realcaseyrollins

I guess they followed you and within a few seconds were horrified and then blocked you (presumably auto-unfollowing you in the process)... ive had that happen once or twice

@joel

@chris

No such thing as bad decisions, only insufficient blood-alcohol levels!

reason.com/2023/08/25/governme

"During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) allowed physicians to prescribe controlled substances via telehealth appointments; at the same time, parents began noticing symptoms of inattentiveness in their kids who were stuck at home attending school over Zoom. As a result, ADHD diagnoses soared among children."

"State and local governments sued the three largest pharmaceutical distributors and Johnson & Johnson over claims that the companies had contributed to opioid abuse and deaths. In February 2022, the companies settled for $26 billion and cracked down on potentially suspicious orders of controlled substances from independent pharmacies. As a result, many pharmacies were limited in the drugs they were able to order; some were banned altogether."

"the DEA declined to raise the limits in 2023 that would allow manufacturers to make more Adderall, even in the face of a declared shortage. Meanwhile, a lawsuit filed by state and local governments caused pharmaceutical distributors to cut off the supply of drugs like Adderall to pharmacies across the country."

apparently i passed a phishing awareness test last week by correctly ignoring a fake linkedin email

nobody tell my boss that i ignored it entirely on the assumption that it was a real linkedin email

@Baley thats what im saying, in reality this isnt where thr focus should be at all. But sadly the bias in the world is inte tional and deserves pointing out the skew so we can help eliminate it.

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