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Comment #35704703
That's what I mean yes. English isn't my first language. How should I have phrased it?
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Comment #35703492
It's not a meme. If you look at research that look at foods rich in micronutrients, you'll see that meat covers most of them. For example, yes Kale is rich in calcium and vitamin K…
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Comment #35702542
It isn’t, in fact it’s more nutrient dense per calories than vegetables and legumes and rich in amino-acids necessary to maintain muscle mass which is increasingly important as you…
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Comment #35468546
It’s going to be 12c today so it’s not that bad. The 1998 one was in February so it was very different.
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Comment #32545257
I don’t disagree and it’s purely anecdotal.
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Comment #32544582
Here’s the thing, I don’t work out much, if at all other than cleaning the house and mowing the lawn. Not much has changed on the lifestyle side, overall. I recently started doing …
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Comment #32544129
I started taking 3g of pharmaceutical grade fish oil about 1 year ago with 5000IUs vitamin D and 120mcg of K2 MK-7. I don’t “feel” anything but my Garmin is clear that my RHR and V…
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Comment #32178205
Never heard of that. References? Either way, I agree that IF is the best inhibitor of mTOR. My guess is that there is much we don’t know still about the effects of Rapamycin and mT…
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Comment #32149497
While I agree with most of the critics towards the article and the author (who by the way, is a friend of Peter Diamandis who also happens to run a scammy longevity clinic), (some)…
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Comment #31545947
Happens all the time and those threat feeds aggregation platform that have a black box ML confidence generator for IOCs aren’t trustworthy either. In this day and age, if people do…
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Comment #31527336
I’m sure he is. It’s easier for Scandinavian countries because they don’t have such a large, deserted territory. But most of the Canadian population is concentrated in specific are…
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Comment #31122292
I reached the same conclusion as you when I became a biology student and started to learn about morphogenesis, epigenetic reprogramming, DNA repair enzymes, etc. I wouldn’t have sa…
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Comment #30698041
You mean I can’t just telnet and send a power surge?
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Comment #30626550
Except that in his podcast he spreads a lot of bad science. I'd even call it misinformation. The work on Sirtuins role in health span and life span is, at most, inconclusive. Multi…
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Comment #30626301
Never had a sweet tooth to start with but I replace all sugar with monk fruit and erythritol blends like Lakanto (taste same as table sugar unlike Stevia). Made a big difference al…
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Comment #30371713
If you don’t want to start in a junior position such as triaging, aim for things like detection engineering by learning OS internals (Windows or Linux), then also aim to learn the …
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Comment #30371673
Those are very valid points. I had not thought of them. However, what you describe here really is not the reality of our team but I agree it’s the case in most places. I work for a…
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Comment #30371110
Blue Team positions, junior or senior. There’s no shortage of decent penetration testers but when it comes to the other side, whether it’s incident response, detection engineering,…
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Comment #30311797
That’s pretty clever. I like it.
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Comment #30309977
Macros are less commonly used as an attack vector for initial access nowadays. Sure they’ll make it harder for macros, but still is possible to run a one-click attack by attaching …
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Comment #29855457
Some of their engineers must really love books, and others really hate podcasts.
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Comment #29854661
I had the same feeling about iCloud before I had a Mac and just a iPhone, but now that I have a Mac and that there are features such as “Sign-in with Apple” and “Hide My Email”, I …
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Comment #29840269
A bit of a tangent, but I'm not a big fan of Snaps (or Flatpaks for that matter). Whenever I tried to use them, I ran into issues as soon as I need to do some changes in the config…
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Comment #29764553
> But the subjects all lost weight even before they cut out carbs. Taubes contended that was because the standard diet didn’t have enough refined sugary beverages to depict average…