Lots of copies of the Windows source code still on GitHub, which is problematic if you're interested in NT and want to contribute to Wine or something...hard to avoid running into restricted code

Usually when this type of thing happens, all the major players decide to do it at the same time.

It's clearly smarter than any PhD and dumber than any ant.

Yeah, you read it and expect the inversion to be inside-out or upside-down, defined in some hopelessly arcane way.

Ephedrine isn't banned, not even behind a prescription, there's just rather strict limits on how much you can buy a month. I take a Bronkaid every morning with my coffee.

I have to ask, why are you consuming (pseudo?)ephedrine every morning?

Losing 5 pounds a month, 20 down and 10 to go.

Do I understand correctly that you're using it as an appetite suppressant? How effective has it been for you? Particularly considering that you're already drinking coffee and I would have expected caffeine to have the stronger effect there.

Also out of curiosity why not go with one of the new peptides?

Works well enough that 1800 cals a day satiates. Caffeine on its own doesn't cut it.

I'm scared of intestinal motility sides from GLPs.

Ephedrine is a far stronger appetite suppressant than caffeine. It only has a six-hour half life, though. The classic bodybuilder ECA stack was typically taken every four hours, but I suppose it's quite a bit harder to get to 4% bodyfat than it is just to not be overweight.

It varies quite wildly according to individual it would seem. Some people take it no issue. I generally avoid pseudoephedrine because it is a noticeable stimulant for me.

I keep it on hand for when I don't have access to albuterol but I am having trouble sleeping because of wheezing.

Hey, it forgot to change the README!

Maybe soon there will be a market for a phone specifically for use as a dummy, to get past all this nonsense.

"PERMISSION_SYSTEM" meaning you can bypass the VPN, with no option to override from the user, looks broken by design to me.

Or place offhand comments on potential malicious uses of code, to freak it out.