Citizen8396

10 ms·

91.
by Citizen8396 1y ago
OSA causes high blood pressure; treating it could theoretically result in an overall reduction in blood pressure. If this gets approved, it would likely be at the provider's discretion. I imagine it won't get blindly prescribed to
92.
by Citizen8396 1y ago
It happens to stimulate nerves in the airway such that it reduces collapse and obstruction. PS: there are many people with OSA with normal BMI who also don't drink.
93.
by Citizen8396 1y ago
It’s also possible the actor is using a unique address per recipient.
94.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
What brand and model of drive? This sounds similar to a hardware defect in some SanDisk Extreme SSDs; IIRC it was caused by firmware and/or overheating.
95.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
"Pretend inferiority and encourage his arrogance."
96.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
It's surface-level, but it isn't ridiculous. What do you suppose the implications are if you look past that?
97.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
Read, Know, Do
98.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
PFAS have exceptional properties that make them difficult to degrade, especially when it has been ingested. As a result, exposure to them will lead to bioaccumulation. Wastewater is treated to remove things like metformin, and anything that
99.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
I completely agree. For example, I don’t think people are aware to what extent China is attempting to infiltrate the US energy sector. No one could imagine to what extent Russia would attempt to influence our elections, either. I’m hopeful
100.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
The person you’re replying to seems to agree with you.
101.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
Are you speaking from your experience in vulnerability management? If anything, I’ve seen the opposite behavior (ignore everything except where the risk is critical). CVSS has been around since the mid-2000s, so it isn’t as if there’s no wa
102.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
USPS has its own law enforcement agency, USPIS
103.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
Psoriasis and computer neck?
104.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
Ironically, a Google Pixel with GrapheneOS installed on it.
105.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
The threats these address have nothing to do with telco infrastructure, which the NSA does not run anyway.
106.
by Citizen8396 2y ago
Would you mind sharing a link?
107.
by Citizen8396 3y ago
It seems like it'd be a logical step, especially after their Mandiant acquisition in late 2022 (various security services/threat intelligence). Maybe they would seek to acquire this capability as well.
108.
by Citizen8396 3y ago
Probably not. I did some pattern of life analysis on their email/other identifiers. It looks exactly like when I set up a burner online identity- just enough to get past platform registration, but they didn't care enough to make i
109.
by Citizen8396 3y ago
Meanwhile it seems everything in Microsoft 365 defaults to "anyone internal can access/use the resource." As a result, I've seen large organizations leaking some of their most sensitive information to regular users.