18 hours ago
Here’s the no‑nonsense scoop on nitazenes:
Nitazenes are a class of super‑potent synthetic opioids—specifically, 2‑benzyl benzimidazole compounds originally synthesized in the 1950s by Swiss pharmaceutical company Ciba AG as potential painkillers. They were never approved for medical use because their therapeutic window was way too dangerous—effective doses are uncomfortably close to lethal ones. 
Fast‑forward to recent years: since around 2019, nitazene analogs—particularly the strongest variants like etonitazene, isotonitazene, metonitazene, and protonitazene—have proliferated in illicit drug markets across North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, and parts of Africa. These compounds can be dozens of times stronger than fentanyl—some reported up to 43× fentanyl potency, or even 1000× morphine potency in the case of isotonitazepyne. 
Their strength, ease of smuggling, and ability to evade standard drug tests make them particularly dangerous. They’ve been linked to hundreds of overdose deaths—over 400 in the UK over an 18‑month period up to early 2025, and a growing number in the U.S.—and some are even resistant to naloxone (Narcan) without higher or multiple doses. 
Policy reactions are kicking in. In the U.S., a bipartisan bill—the Nitazene Control Act—was introduced in September 2025 to categorize nitazenes as substances with no medical use and a high overdose risk, plugging legal gaps that have allowed some variants to slip through existing bans. 
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** In brief:**
• What they are: Extremely potent designer opioids, abandoned from medical use due to safety.
• Why they matter now: Showing up in street drugs; fueling overdose spikes globally.
• How potent: Tens to thousands of times stronger than traditional opioids.
• Response: New legislation and harm reduction efforts are underway—but the threat is rapidly evolving.
Nitazenes are more potent than fentanyl.
• Some nitazene analogs, like isotonitazene or etonitazene, can be up to 40–50 times stronger than fentanyl.
• Fentanyl itself is roughly 50–100 times stronger than morphine, so nitazenes sit at the extreme upper end of opioid potency.
Nitazenes are a class of super‑potent synthetic opioids—specifically, 2‑benzyl benzimidazole compounds originally synthesized in the 1950s by Swiss pharmaceutical company Ciba AG as potential painkillers. They were never approved for medical use because their therapeutic window was way too dangerous—effective doses are uncomfortably close to lethal ones. 
Fast‑forward to recent years: since around 2019, nitazene analogs—particularly the strongest variants like etonitazene, isotonitazene, metonitazene, and protonitazene—have proliferated in illicit drug markets across North America, Europe, the UK, Australia, and parts of Africa. These compounds can be dozens of times stronger than fentanyl—some reported up to 43× fentanyl potency, or even 1000× morphine potency in the case of isotonitazepyne. 
Their strength, ease of smuggling, and ability to evade standard drug tests make them particularly dangerous. They’ve been linked to hundreds of overdose deaths—over 400 in the UK over an 18‑month period up to early 2025, and a growing number in the U.S.—and some are even resistant to naloxone (Narcan) without higher or multiple doses. 
Policy reactions are kicking in. In the U.S., a bipartisan bill—the Nitazene Control Act—was introduced in September 2025 to categorize nitazenes as substances with no medical use and a high overdose risk, plugging legal gaps that have allowed some variants to slip through existing bans. 
⸻
** In brief:**
• What they are: Extremely potent designer opioids, abandoned from medical use due to safety.
• Why they matter now: Showing up in street drugs; fueling overdose spikes globally.
• How potent: Tens to thousands of times stronger than traditional opioids.
• Response: New legislation and harm reduction efforts are underway—but the threat is rapidly evolving.
Nitazenes are more potent than fentanyl.
• Some nitazene analogs, like isotonitazene or etonitazene, can be up to 40–50 times stronger than fentanyl.
• Fentanyl itself is roughly 50–100 times stronger than morphine, so nitazenes sit at the extreme upper end of opioid potency.
1 day ago
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2 days ago
Use Duo Security to log into windows with mfa
https://duo.com/docs/rdp
IT TAKES 10 MIN TO SETUP
SIGN UP AND LOGIN TO DUO SECURITY PANEL
https://signup.duo.com/
DOWNLOAD AN INSTALL
https://dl.duosecurity.com...
WATCH THIS VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/wa...
https://duo.com/docs/rdp
IT TAKES 10 MIN TO SETUP
SIGN UP AND LOGIN TO DUO SECURITY PANEL
https://signup.duo.com/
DOWNLOAD AN INSTALL
https://dl.duosecurity.com...
WATCH THIS VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/wa...
9 days ago
use this to unselect all of the interests in x
chrome > dev tools > console
var counter = 0;
var interests = $$('input:checked');
interests.forEach((w) => {
var current = counter;
var wait = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5000) + 1000; // random between 1000ms (1s) and 5000ms (5s)
setTimeout(() => {
console.log(current + '/' + interests.length);
w.click();
}, wait * counter);
counter++;
});
chrome > dev tools > console
var counter = 0;
var interests = $$('input:checked');
interests.forEach((w) => {
var current = counter;
var wait = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5000) + 1000; // random between 1000ms (1s) and 5000ms (5s)
setTimeout(() => {
console.log(current + '/' + interests.length);
w.click();
}, wait * counter);
counter++;
});
11 days ago
You know what’s weird about it is that the power went out maybe half an hour hour after this happened and the power went out for about maybe five minutes and then it came back on and then the light was on and that’s when I knew
11 days ago
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I saw my friend Mike last night in my dreams. It was really weird. It was only for maybe two seconds and he had said that he had quit drinking and he was going to introduce me to his girlfriend or Wife or whatever but it cut off just before that happened.
Mike was always the life of the party. He was always the extrovert and he was a great friend. He died a few years ago and I think it had to be because of drinking. He died of a heart attack and it’s weird because he told me he quit drinking and he looked super good. He looked skinny. He looks super skinny, which was not what I was thinking. I thought he was gonna be the old the old old guy you know that we all got to love about him.
This just popped out of nowhere. I didn’t expect it. It was the last thing I was thinking about I had no idea.
But you know I’m glad it happened. It shows me that we’re still connected even if we’re here or we’re not here.
Mike was always the life of the party. He was always the extrovert and he was a great friend. He died a few years ago and I think it had to be because of drinking. He died of a heart attack and it’s weird because he told me he quit drinking and he looked super good. He looked skinny. He looks super skinny, which was not what I was thinking. I thought he was gonna be the old the old old guy you know that we all got to love about him.
This just popped out of nowhere. I didn’t expect it. It was the last thing I was thinking about I had no idea.
But you know I’m glad it happened. It shows me that we’re still connected even if we’re here or we’re not here.
17 days ago
I had a dream the other night that at Anthony Hopkins House and Tom Selleck comes by he's at the front door and he asked for me like of all people.
So I shake Tom's hand and I ask whether he wants a picture with Anthony Hopkins And he said sure. I proceeded to ask Anthony Hopkins if he like to take a picture with Tom Selleck And he's like no no no no no pictures It's not whether he's gonna be remembering me it's whether I'm gonna be remembering him and right now at this time of my life no way Jose. I can't remember what I did yesterday.
So I shake Tom's hand and I ask whether he wants a picture with Anthony Hopkins And he said sure. I proceeded to ask Anthony Hopkins if he like to take a picture with Tom Selleck And he's like no no no no no pictures It's not whether he's gonna be remembering me it's whether I'm gonna be remembering him and right now at this time of my life no way Jose. I can't remember what I did yesterday.
19 days ago
Learned today that a passkey and a security key are 2 different types of keys.
Passkey like the one on your phone can be copied on to other devices.
Security Key Yubikey can not be copied on to another device.
I thought passkeys on the phone were secure...turns out they are not. If someone got access to your phone, they could copy all of your passkeys to another device if they knew how to.
Passkey like the one on your phone can be copied on to other devices.
Security Key Yubikey can not be copied on to another device.
I thought passkeys on the phone were secure...turns out they are not. If someone got access to your phone, they could copy all of your passkeys to another device if they knew how to.
