Psilocybin and LSD only interact with the serotonin receptors, they don't cause the body to release more of it like MDMA and a couple of the 2C compounds do.

Serotonin releasing drugs like MDMA can lead to serotonin syndrome while on SSRIs so I'm not sure why that square is in white.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24006318/

You can follow the link and go to preferences to change the back-end instance. Works pretty consistently for me now that I changed it.

The first time I got covid it really messed with my smell and taste. Any kind of onions just smelled and tasted completely rotten, even onion powder. Ruined all my favorite foods, even if it was just a small part of the meal. I had just made some pickled red onions and I couldn't eat them for like 6-8 months. Worst part of covid for me by far.

There's a game called ScreenCheat where everyone is invisible, so you need to look at other's screens to see where they are.

I've been getting the surface laptop go's for the more mobile staff at my work since they're decently powerful for a good price. Really hope they don't go adding APUs and driving up the price on that line. 12th gen Intel has plenty of power, they better not discontinue the SLG3 like they did with the 2, otherwise I may need to find a new lightweight laptop that's not overly expensive. Personally, I've been using a SLG3 with EndeavourOS and I love it!

If you currently have a Windows 10 machine, you can use NT Lite to edit the win11 iso. You can remove some of the bloatware, turn off some of the annoying features, and disable the tpm and secure boot requirements entirely.

https://runescape.wiki/w/Fish_pie

Wtf, I knew Jagex was British, but I thought this was just a RuneScape thing.

I microdosed for about 6 months and didn't have any negative effects after stopping personally, but I used a different dosing schedule. I dosed every three days. The idea for that is to have a microdose day, an afterglow day, and finally a baseline day before repeating. I found this helpful both for tolerance, and also so you can compare your mood and experience to baseline even while you're still on the regimen.

Yes it is, at least for now. Shift + f10 to open cmd in the OOBE, then "OOBE \BYPASSNRO"

They have those dots on the road in some parts of PA, specifically around Lancaster. Some people follow the 2 dot rule there, but most I've seen do not.

I've heard there's gonna be two TZP albums coming out. One album is the tech death album we've been getting singles from, the other is gonna be a more orchestral/melodic album. Don't know exactly what that means or if they'll come out at the same time, but if Justin McKinney is writing on it you know it's gonna be good!

Don't know any bands that slam like that constantly like soreption does. There are some really good slammy moments from other bands tho! A couple examples would be some of the beginning and the middle of The Zenith Passage - Simulated Reality, and also some moments from their new songs, also most of the first half of Born of Osiris - Put To Rest.

Edit: If anyone knows any other slammy tech death like soreption please post it, I need more!

Hell yeah! I like to call it slamming tech death. There's some hints of it from other bands, but this band just hits that mark so well.

Damn, that is one sick solo at the end!

I've been listening to Necrophagist - Epitaph since high school, but somehow only discovered onset of Putrefaction recently, so I've been kinda obsessed with it lately. Tech death is definitely my favorite genre!

I've been on a kick of old death metal/old sounding death metal lately.

• Death - Individual Thought Patterns
• Necrophagist - Onset of Putrefaction
• Blood Incantation - Hidden History of the Human Race
• Horrendous - Idol

Should include Immolation in there, but I don't know them well enough to put a specific album. I saw them live recently and they were a lot of fun, so I've been trying to listen more.

Native Construct. They've got a similar kinda sound, but they're way more over the top and manic.

I watched Hereditary for the first time this week and I think I was most impressed with the sound design. Many of the most chilling moments are accompanied by really subtle audio. The movie is great in general, but the perfectly tuned score really helps amplify the horror.

Maybe not lesser known, but I haven't seen them posted yet: Ever Forthright, Means End, Native Construct. Also recently discovered Hypno5e and I've been obsessed with their latest album Sheol. Some of the heavy parts have that thall vibe and kinda remind me of Vildhjarta.