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@admitsWrongIfProven hahah thanks, I have nothing that needs talking about at the moment :)

@admitsWrongIfProven In this case it is about the health of the food not the quantity. but it was also just a joke.

@Arotrios

While a lovely choice of flower there, to be clear, this post is about the psychoactive chemicals in cannabis when isolated in their pure form and consumed directly.

Oils and extracts are usually a mix of these chemicals (with THCp and v being in very small quantities). The oil is usually just the first step, it is then seperated into its pure chemicals in this case.

@AncientGood If you are buying just random cannabis cartridges then it is likely just a random extraction and has a mix of everything in it. That said it is likely mostly some form of THC, THCa, and CBD for the bulk of it.

Remember back in the day when we used to be scared to bring magnets near computers.... wild times.

Friend: You have to start eating more healthy!?

Me: I do!

Friend: What was the last healthy thing you ate?

Me: You literally just saw me eat an oatmeal raisin cookie. YOU JUST SAW IT!!!!

Friend: .... OK I think I see the problem

@MaryPot

No not at all.

Usually when there is a strike the company continues to operate with the striking workers vacant. As a general rule as long as that persons position isnt replaced to nullify the strike then there are no issues. Since as far as I know the show did not replace the striking workers, and did not hire any new writers, they are fine.

@georgetakei

@sdgathman

It happens. The key is you checked yourself rather than doubling down on bad data as most people do :)

@Rycaut @futurebird

@freemo @kithop This sounds like an MRI indeed! A contrast agent can be used with both, CT and MRI. You can also look at the original images: With CT (which is x-ray), the bones appear white (as are calcifications, the contrast agent and metal). With MRI, it depends on the sequence used. T2: more water content ~ more white. T1: more fat ~ more white, roughly. But there are many more.

@nurglerider Disagree. Not all boycotting is cancel culture. In fact it only becomes Cancel Culture when it is frivilous and central to the culture, as the phrase implies.

Are there any people with advanced technical accomplishments with Down Syndom? Like programming, math, physics, etc? I know they would obviously be the exception, but im having trouble finding examples with google, if any exist at all.

@digastricus

So how you describe the two devices, that is what I thought they were... and while I know nothing about nothing this definately sounds like it is the MRI like I thought it was... small tube, super tight and a little intimidating even... no metal allowed near it, all that jazzamaroo :) and I distinctly remember this being with contrast.

@kithop

Autoworkers going on strike 

@darnell I didnt even know there was an auto strike right now....

@digastricus

You very well could be right, im far from an expert (or even a novice) when it comes to imaging.

I am fairly certain this was an MRI with contrast though. It was a long time ago but I do remember the doctor saying as much. That is, unless the doctor was mistaken or misspoke. It certainly looked like any other MRI machine I was in.

@kithop

@freemo @kithop On the contrary! Volumetric rendering is normally done with CT imaging, not MRI (and I suspect, yours is a CT as well). MRI has good resolution in the scanning plane, but needs to aquire each plane separately, so has not enough data in the z direction. Since CT is aquired as a high res spiral, you have all the voxels you need; the CT images you would get to see are already reconstructions from the original volumetric data. And soft tissue is no problem either, you clearly see liver, kidneys, spleen, pancreas, adrenal glands etc ona native CT image.
The MRI on contrast does not show bones that well (depending on the sequence used, they do show the fatty bone marrow). And it is not that usual to do a full imaging of chest and abdomen using MRI (you would need different positions in the device and at least two extra coils, not talking about the long image aquiring time).

I'm trying to implement the complete v2.2 Ax.25 stack.. made a lot of progress but the more progress I make the more I realize this was a really poorly designed protocol.

@freemo @mike805

Gotta argue with ghosts because after the facts have been laid out, that's all they have TO argue with.

@ned Sorry but giving workers the right to decide for themselves what union to join and IF they want to join a union at all is not anti-worker.....

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