They are the same, yeah. They just migrate between domains as they get shut down or whatever
Semi related but just an FYI: archive.is does the same but it attacks some random blog that did a deep dive into the site. That "captcha" screen is throwing loads of requests from your browser
(See further down the history section here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archive.today)
Well now I'll avoid US products twice as hard
There are mushroom shops all over Ontario, Canada that sell all sorts of stuff like that as well as DMT pens. They're not really legal stores but the police generally don't bother shutting them down
Thanking your ChatGPT is a civic duty to cost Sam Altman money
Especially when Americans are attacking their "allies". Why the fuck should Canada help Americans when half their country is calling to annex us and actively economically attacking us for "wildfire smoke" (the same kind of thing we sent our own citizens to help the US with last year). Fuck that we're done helping
Yeahhhh, that's pretty much malware at this point
if Europe could just generalise and open source the NT kernel, Windows could actually be usable again.
I guess it would be useful just for running software that only works on Windows but I can't think of any other actual benefits to NT when compared to any Unix/Unix-like kernel
No, absolutely not. It's more calming for us at pharmaceutical doses but that's as far as the differences go
What the parent comment is saying is true. I'm diagnosed and medicated for ADHD but struggled with a bad amphetamine addiction in my late teens. I've been clean for nearly a decade now but we don't have some sort of superpower that frees us from from addiction, especially not from the physical aspects of it that OP specifically referred to. Do you think you wouldn't get a week of headaches when quitting a pot of coffee a day?
Your comment is insulting, ignorant and genuinely upsetting as someone who went through absolute hell
Only mildly infuriating thing is American politics leaking into even the fucking mildly infuriating community
Well, It'll work for the founder(s) who will probably sell the company at the height of the platform's popularity for stupid amounts of money.
The new owners (or the OG VC investors) will want a return on their investment though, of course, and the platform will rapidly enshitify pushing out the userbase. Or maybe the users will just deal with it because of the network effect and all. Eitherway the founder(s) will have gotten rich off the sale so they don't care anymore which is pretty much the only goal in founding a company at this stage of capitalism
Nearly all my furniture I got for free off the street on garbage day or from family. The computer parts however
The original building was unfortunately gutted by a fire in March 1922 leaving only the outer walls. Architect Louis Parant was commissioned for the reconstruction who decided to build an entirely new building which included a remodelling of the Mansard roof into a new Beaux-Arts inspired model. The new building opened in 1926
Central Chambers was built between 1890 and 1893 and designed by John James Browne of Montreal, an example of Queen Anne Revival commercial architecture. Formerly serving as an office for the Canadian Atlantic Railway, it now houses the National Capital Commission
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