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Frustrated as a kid over too few Braille textbooks to satisfy his scientific curiosity, John Boyer developed software to change that.

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It follows a string of criminal scandals involving monks in Thailand, where authorities are reporting record-breaking quantities of synthetic drugs.

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For those wondering why the hell we need all this safety system stuff for the speakers: because the speakers sound nice and loud and crisp, but only if you drive them well past the max "always safe" volume level. With current kernel settings…