Hozerkiller

Absolutely horrible but they should absolutely warn people about foods that can make them false positive before any drug tests.

Oh no don't worry it's fine cause it's only at start up. If we just keep moving the bar of what is acceptable everything is fine.

And if they make them change the results just in Belgium you can set up something simple like a pihole on a cheap VM with any random VPS and use the VM as your DNS server. Just make sure to host the VM somewhere that wont have the restrictions.

No but they are buried underneath.

Carney needs to just respond publicly something along the lines of "if you're so concerned about drugs why did you pardon the silk road guy"

If we take that example to be true there are still issues with it. Just look at any of a dozen stories of people who had millions in crypto currency stolen from them. The police and feds will just sort of go "us not being able to do anything about it was the point."

They specifically say train not model of train so I can only assume it is literally every individual train.

They are, you just don't know it.

Source: your kids are geniuses when it comes to skirting around rules.

Warning I'm going off memory and I'm too lazy to check this.

One of the articles on the first data leek mentioned it became big on the google play store shortly before the leek. It probably just wasn't around long enough for you to notice it.

Nah, make their lives hell within the confines of the law. They aren't going to listen so it's a way better use of your time to fuck with them. Make them feel uncomfortable in the world because they do not belong.

It could be anything, it could even be a boat.

There was just a high profile case involving 5 NHL players that went on for years with no actual proof of a rape happening because a claim was taken seriously. They were found not guilty because in Canada the Crown has to prove a crime actually happened you don't just trust someone without proof. People are claiming they probably did it, and let's be clear they probably did, but we don't convict people for probably doing something.

(Insert someone finding an example of a clearly innocent person being convicted to claim it's the norm)