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neku wrote (edited )

i got rear ended just over a year ago and now basically every time i brake i think about the car behind me hitting me. it's messed up

at the end of the day it's just a car though. the main thing is that nobody got hurt

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neku wrote (edited )

man if i delay taking my venlafaxine for like four hours i get brain zaps. not having experienced them up until now? you must have that a+ brain chemistry. for a depressed person. i guess

aside from that, i think this is a bad idea and that you shouldn't do it, but ¯_(ツ)_/¯ youre grown

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neku wrote (edited )

had to look this one up but wow. going 150 km/h in a 60 is absolutely deranged. if you get caught doing that shit you should not be allowed to drive. i feel like a criminal going 5 km/h above the speed limit on the motorway - i don't understand how or why, but it seems like its become endemic in american culture to go over 30 mph above the speed limit at nearly all times

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neku wrote

bitwarden, which i use every day, integrates with firefox and can generate passwords for you pretty easily, but probably not as directly as firefox will. but it can integrate with apps so you dont have to open firefox to retrieve your passwords. bitwarden has stronger encryption but firefox is probably fine for general use.

historically there has been some security issues https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/firefox-master-password-system-has-been-poorly-secured-for-the-past-9-years/ but it seems like the consensus today is that FF password manager is fine as long as you have a good master password and two-factor authentication on your account.

you can read a little more here https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/1eaiev9/firefox_password_versus_password_managers/

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neku OP wrote

yeah i didn't really account for decaying american infrastructure when i made this post lol. if the tap water isn't fine where you live then the post doesn't apply. but if it does... watch out

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neku OP wrote

i mean i wasnt glued to whatsapp the entire time. but like, my understanding of the social contract around setting an appointment time is that saying "i'm free any time tomorrow" is yielding control of the appointment time to the other party. saying "what time is good for you?" is returning the ball back to me. ok. a little impolite to try and outpolite me imo. it's like saying "after you" when i'm already holding the door open for you. i offer a time and two hours later they say no let's do 2 pm. like just take my politeness! it's social lubricant! theyre de-lubricating my social encounter!

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