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in a utopian future, addictions like that would be cured and siloed. hopefully, those with motivation to understand the mechanisms of human suffering would be in charge of policy.

it doesn't sound like you understand what you are doing?

in theory.

many common nginx setups and hardening suggestions would make it very difficult to exploit. as well as any sort of distributed architecture that doesn't pin requests to clients.

there could be other undiscovered paths to exploit this vulnerability though. the PoC here uses the disclosed path for exploiting on patch day, minus mod_php.

there are a number of php docker images. some are insecure by default.

many php setups sit behind nginx, caddy, or other webserver with a max body size limit.

anyone following OWASP / similar guidelines was probably okay here (for this particular PoC path), if not using apache/mod_php, i would think.

for people who still code. why do you need them not to?

United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and Ireland

i understand the correlation of SUDs and ADHD. ADHD is also correlated with the population of adults in prison. it doesn't mean if your mother had ADHD you will end up in jail.

i am sorry that you have had a rough life, but using ADHD as a root cause for substance use disorder is confusing. ADHD is a behavioral phenotype that can arise from a number of different genotypes. it isn't one thing. also, i am not romanticizing anything. i was halfheartedly theorizing about selection pressures and ADHD.

i think you mean inheritable. you are right, in a way. ADHD as a disorder is a description of a disease state involving the medial temporal lobe and orbital front cortex of the human brain. you can acquire this disease state from environmental interaction. however, ADHD is known to be a inheritable trait as well.

in some forms, it will get worse as you age. that is especially true if you have environmental pressure, like alcohol use, lack of exercise, amphetamine use, etc.

those with ADHD tend to fuck up everything anyway. the only real cure is a "genetic" one. it is necessary to stop those risk taking behaviors that compound the initial disease state.

however if you cure risk taking, you fuck society and the economic progress of humanity. the disease state known as "ADHD" is a net positive for the whole, even if it isn't always a net positive for the individual. so, it is selected for, in terms of natural selection. though "artificial selection" (i think this term is meaningless, really it describes self-reflection, which is a normal trait.) allows for humans to pass this trait on much more often now, as humans have corrected many life-ending disease states that used to curb things like ADHD from being passed on.

then resist them. you are doing what you accuse others of doing, even though they aren't. you are demonizing those who take medication here. apparently, in light of this comment, in a form of transference of your anxieties. it might be useful to reflect on that.

it is a review of existing literature. maybe someone will attempt to explore those factors in the future.

from the paper:

"Future research should consider psychosocial and sociodemographic factors to understand how being female, being of a minoritized race or ethnicity, and having experienced childhood maltreatment may contribute to the risk of mortality in people with ADHD. More diverse and representative samples are needed to improve generalizability and to identify inclusive pathways for intervention. Subgroups of people with ADHD who experience the highest mortality risk should be examined to support informing of initiatives to reduce premature mortality in people with ADHD. Clinically, these findings underscore the importance of long-term, comprehensive care for individuals with ADHD, with particular attention to identifying and addressing modifiable factors that may contribute to excess mortality risk. The association between medication use and lower mortality also highlights the importance of equitable access to evidence-based ADHD assessment and treatment."

usually as "sober up"

i forgive you

> It uses statistical correlation to indicate causation

it makes no assertion like that.

> People on ADHD medicine are also going through mental health treatments and get special care and privileges in society

what privileges?

ask a generalist about a genre, accept a generalization

i mean, it says it right on the sheet you get with the medication

"MISUSE OF CLONAZEPAM CAN CAUSE ADDICTION, OVERDOSE, OR DEATH. Keep the medication in a place where others cannot get to it. Never share clonazepam with another person. Selling or giving away this medicine is against the law.

Some people have thoughts about suicide while taking clonazepam. Tell your doctor right away if you have any sudden changes in mood or behavior, or thoughts about suicide.

Get medical help right away if you stop using clonazepam and have symptoms such as: unusual muscle movements, being more active or talkative, sudden and severe changes in mood or behavior, confusion, hallucinations, seizures, or thoughts about suicide.

Do not stop using clonazepam without asking your doctor. You may have life-threatening withdrawal symptoms if you stop using the medicine suddenly after long-term use. Some withdrawal symptoms may last up to 12 months or longer."

https://www.drugs.com/clonazepam.html

doesn't seem like great advice to take someone who is "feeling unstable" off a decade plus of benzodiazepine therapy to make them more stable. also, that was probably too aggressive of a taper for that long of use.

> because we're living in it

i don't see the correlation with current events. do you have a source that establishes this based on evidence?

i agree with the sentiment. i have felt suicidal on and off pretty much my whole life, but that is a very different feeling from those moments where you experience a drive to immediately end your life.

many years ago, i had similar experiences with seeing objects and feeling pulled to use them to end my life. the magnitude of desire to end my life was quite terrifying at times. its like i was completely okay with doing it because it was the only thing that mattered in the moment.

i had an attempt when i was in elementary school still. it was as if i couldn't stop myself from just hurting myself. it really was me grabbing something next to me and immediately and trying to use it to kill myself.

i wonder what causes that feeling when emotionally distressed. that is when you are most vulnerable to actually committing suicide i feel like, not the long bouts of contemplation. although, that leads to suicide commonly enough as well.

> why would they let us keep our jobs or get new ones when we are taking away theirs

dunno, stick around and find out

https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/ubuntu-pro-faq/34042 -- they don't do that really

There are gazillion compliance laws, etc, but basic copyright laws commonly cover these things.

https://www.rentcast.io/terms-api

> You and We acknowledge and agree that, in the event of a third-party claim arising out of or relating to your access to or use of the RentCast API, or your possession, use, disclosure, display, resale, or distribution of the API Data, including any claim that such activities infringe any third-party’s intellectual property rights or do not comply with applicable laws and/or regulations, you, and not Us, will be responsible for the investigation, defense, settlement, and discharge of any such claim. You will promptly notify Us in writing of any such claim.

> 1. About 700,000 active U.S. listings come in from a licensed listings API.

What API is that? It looks like you or the data broker are violating some NAR / MLS / State Compliance rules to me. You might want to look into those.

... or people who attend religious services are less likely to self-report depression because of perceived weakness, shame, etc

teensy effect size according to some

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10508619.2020.17...

> Of eight R/S predictors that were distinguished, only participation in public religious activities and importance of religion were significantly related to mental health

maybe some just don't want to live that long. does everyone need to live as long as possible? you live your youth, and maybe that is enough for some.

if you start to hurt every day, get diagnosed with age-related disease, your cognition starts to deteriorate, etc, you might just decide "hey, i lived enough. i don't want to go through years of feeling like this."

> No other big-tech company goes to such great lengths to deanonymize users and make its services difficult to use, especially during account creation.

meta comes to mind? you can't even interact with their services unless you have an account, and they ban you if you don't reveal yourself transparently. then they ask you for a state-issued ID to appeal bans. seems like some great lengths to me.

> Pointing out the existence of anecdotal evidence

Isn't that what you are doing? If you have evidence, why not share it? If not, measure it and share it?

can just pay half of them to hate the other half and be on your side, then rinse and repeat.