Citizen8396

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by Citizen8396 1y ago
What if you enroll two security keys?
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
His site is filled with gems like this one.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Recovery exists in a separate partition protected by SIP; it's set up this way to so that 99.99% of scenarios require a local, physical attack. "recoveryOS" is also bound to the specific APFS volume of the device. There'
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
it's not like the technology to produce these chips are a drop-in replacement the threat Taiwan faces is existential, and one of the only things that the US has at stake are these chips
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
I suggest a more apt name: "Useful Idiot" Best case scenario you're participating in abusive web scraping. Worst case your connection will be used by foreign adversaries to attack US critical infrastructure. [1][2][3] [1] ht
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
This is a common occurrence.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
hopefully the OP is still alive, so we'll need to get back to you on that one.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
I have used encrypted DNS profiles on iOS to block them at the resolver level. However, the correct thing to do is to disable the feature in a configuration profile. You can also block them on macOS using Little Snitch or similar. No, you s
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
It's unclear what you're referring to. Their DNS (outside of Safari private browsing) and Private Relay aren't enabled by default. The latter is set up using blind signatures and oblivious DNS, so they can't figure out w
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
They are arguing in bad faith. They clearly know how to disable the relevant subset of these features. They don't do this upfront because they would have nothing to write about otherwise. As a user, you can configure these settings in
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
doesn't disable Siri "Siri is collecting all your data!" insert company advertisement
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Prediabetes is 5.7 to 6.4- this is a significant improvement.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
> this has been disproved by loads of recent research oh good, feel free to share it then
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
It's just different. I was thrown off by it at first. Then I decided I prefer it. If you like danger, you can boot into recovery mode and run csrdisable. Then you can rm -rf / or do whatever else. Personally, I leave it on.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Both can be true. Ostensibly, reducing poverty-related crime would allow resources to be effectively deployed against the remainder.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
How could they ensure that they always control the entry and exit nodes? Do you suppose all entities able and willing to do this would cooperate with each other?
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
If you disable it, you can still see (silently delivered) notifications about filter updates. EDIT: On a fresh install, AdGuard prompts to run in the background for extension updates. I also tend to separately toggle "launch AdGuard fo
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
You can disable the menu bar icon in settings...
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
I believe most chat and social media platforms strip exif data from photos upon upload. Not that I’d trust them with that data either…
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
That study is from 1985; subsequent studies have found no such utility for nicotine. Nicotine harms sleep quality. People wearing patches to bed typically experience bizarre nightmares. Then factor in the cardiac risks. Moreover, the pharma
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
This is common with Afrin (oxymetazoline). It’s only meant for short term use for this reason. This shouldn’t be the case with fluticasone.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Insurance will sometimes cover them whole or in part, but it can be a difficult process.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
You might want to consider an oral appliance. There's no guarantee you will tolerate them or get the desired effect, but the same goes for surgery. Oral surgeries often have dentists who are certified in sleep medicine who can create a
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Fluticasone can be especially helpful for people with allergies and/or OSA. "Intranasal fluticasone treatment may be useful for patients with nasal obstruction-related obstructive sleep apnea to improve sleep quality and limit day
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
OSA is not always positional. Further, there are patients with normal BMI who also don't drink.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
A sleep study. Central and obstructive sleep apnea aren't mutually exclusive, either.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Five events is the threshold at which (mild) sleep apnea can be diagnosed.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
You nailed it. CPAP ultimately fails for something like 50% of patients.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
It does look interesting, especially for patients with a low arousal threshold (those who are easily disturbed or woken up from sleep). Unfortunately it isn't approved yet and isn't commercially available as a result.
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by Citizen8396 1y ago
Simple solutions to complex problems often aren't solutions at all.

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