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The average redditor couldn't care less about what is going on.

Just say you signed an NDA /s

I work in Addiction Medicine and xylazine is not a new problem; the media is just now picking up on it. Certain states are not supportive of harm reduction (access to naloxone, syringe service programs, etc) which only makes xylazine in the drug supply worse.

Xylazine is not approved for use in humans. It is used as a sedative in veterinary medicine, which is why it's referred to as "tranq" on the street. The closest drug we have in humans is clonidine. We are not sure how xylazine works in humans. Xylazine was previously studied in humans to treat hypertension; however, it was not approved by the FDA due to causing severe hypotension and bradycardia. It's still extremely important to administer naloxone to suspected opioid ODs even if xylazine use is suspected even though naloxone has no affect on xylazine.

Xylazine is also cytotoxic and causes necrotic wounds and ulcerations in people who inject drugs.

I use a paid plexshare and it rules. Cost aside, it's so convenient to have everything on one place, especially for kids shows.

Only 26 too, so tragic. An American rider crashed in the same spot a few minutes before Gino did.

I support student loan forgiveness; however, not addressing the root problem only kicks the can down the road. What is the government doing to prevent this same situation from happening again in 5-10 years?

Reddit is forcing open restricted subs by replacing their mods.

I don't think the average redditor cares. They will complain about their third-party app going away, but will use the official one and go on with their life.

How come?

Reddit proverbially taking their ball and going home lmao

Agreed. I have an account on lemmy.world, but I enjoy the community and interaction with the posts on beehaw. One user made a post saying that the defederation hurt Beehaw more than the other instances, but Beehaw has a lot of strong, active communities that the other instances don't have.

Glad Twitch has a competitor, but I've never heard of Kick. Expecting this to go as well as Mixer