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Comment #46266012
But this requires special hardware right?
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Comment #46263542
Zivver is a web application. The javascript that comes with the webpage can change at any time for any reason, as Zivver sees fit.
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Comment #46263489
You think I was born yesterday :P
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Comment #46263322
Then reply with your passwords.
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Comment #46262660
The bigger problem is that this model is inherently flawed. Even if end-to-end encryption with browser crypto were implemented, there is never any security since the code in the br…
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Comment #39270228
This comment should be flagged for medical misinformation.
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Comment #39267866
The NHS is so far behind the current science it's unreal. They're still using the 50% hypopnea defintion.
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Comment #39265864
CPAP makes breathing harder than normal. It's antiquated technology, superseded by something called bilevel-CPAP (BiPAP) which has the quality that it makes breathing actually _eas…
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Comment #39260407
He did say that having successive revisions is doing it wrong. Literal quote (from the translation) "So then you get these version numbers, even with decimals, version 2.6 or 2.7. …
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Comment #36601447
It's a runtime environment, like the JRE or Mono CLR. By your logic, the JRE is an emulator because it has a "java virtual machine."
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Comment #34982086
> but their sleep studies are nearly perfect. That's because most sleep studies are crap, unfortunately. I only got diagnosed with my 3rd PSG, which included the rare Pes because I…
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Comment #34982068
CPAP doesn't always provide adequate treatment. Some reading: https://web.archive.org/web/20211006015015/https://sleepbrea... and a webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=1321&v=…
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Comment #34982026
That's Jason Sazama a.k.a. TheLankyLefty27. He's good, he knows about UARS and flow limitation. His experience with bilevel/ASV modalities is very limited though.
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Comment #34981878
AHI really doesn't mean anything besides the trivial: the density of apneas and hypopneas (relative to the applied definition of both) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1…
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Comment #34981753
Fellow UARS survivor here. Some notes: * My symptoms at the nadir were (all resolved with self-administered xPAP): chronic fatigue; chronic pain (skeletal muscles were all like bri…
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Comment #28487897
> If none of that is convincing, in the US it's illegal to sell a CPAP to someone without a prescription. Like that means anything. I've bought a DSX900 ASV machine from the US, no…
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Comment #28213289
Think outside the chair. https://salli.com/en/home/ It simulates standing from the waist up, so it offers all the advantages of standing without the disadvantages (slouching, getti…
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Comment #27005749
Have you ever done a sleep study for sleep-breathing disorders (SDB) ?
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Comment #26861671
No, the Pebble used a Sharp Memory LCD, a different transflective technology. It can only do greyscale while pixelQi uses prisms to separate the colors. That's why you get color wi…
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Comment #18292104
With breaks and exercise of course :P Also, I have an extra Salli Twin I use while cooking and doing dishes in the kitchen.
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Comment #18282206
You make it sound so complicated. Are you overweight? When I got my first Salli Twin due to sciatica I was sitting 14 hours a day on it in the first week. Also, the expensive model…
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