The funny thing, the truly funny thing, Is that many people reading this will assume their assumptions about nutrition are fact based and everybody else’s is pseudoscience. Examining the data on your own biases is critical for any standing in science.
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Privacy@lemmy.world•Unsubscribed from privacy@lemmy.ml due to authoritarian propagandaEnglish
1·2 days agoThe signal protocol is solid, so people argue there isn’t a known fault with the protocol which is true.
SVR prevents signal from having access to the keys directly, you still need to compromise SGX (which happened two years ago) or access to intel signing keys.
So the signal foundation doesn’t have a trivial way to access keys, but the TLAs do.
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No Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•Is there still anyway to bypass Youtube "Sign in to confirm your age" bullshit in 2026?English
7·3 days agoIt’s automated testing to see if they can force you to login.
My VPN (mullvad) lets me use socks5 proxies for any exit node, so when I hit this I just change my freetube proxy number and it works. Annoying
It would be nice to integrate a list of socks5 proxies into freetube and have it auto rotate
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Privacy@lemmy.world•Unsubscribed from privacy@lemmy.ml due to authoritarian propagandaEnglish
3·3 days agoFwiw: signal is a honey pot, perhaps not by intent but by architecture.
Security postures are driven by capabilities not intentions.
Signal:
- centralized
- uses centralized push notifications
- stores encryption keys in the cloud SVR
Thus a three letter agency has the capability of breaking signal, even if they don’t intend to.
As a thought experiment imagine you run the intelligence service of a non-us ally country (nk, Iran, China, Russia, etc) - would you in good faith recommend using signal, as is, for your classified and sensitive government communications?
how to break signal
SVR stores master key backed by a trivial pin, but uses Intel sgx enclaves to prevent brute forcing… a TLA just gets Intel to sign new code for the sgx enclave that allows brute forcing, runs it against the cloud data extracts master keys, and ta da all communication revealed.
Signal allows people to store their master key using a random bip32 key, but even if you do this, none of your contacts will do this
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CURSOR?English
11·3 days agoHaving worked with such setups before, yes the top row is used, infrequently but watched
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Science Memes@mander.xyz•Only half of the calories produced on croplands are available as food for human consumptionEnglish
41·3 days agoIt’s easier to make fun of people then to engage with them, because engagement requires honest intellectual rigor
jet@hackertalks.comtoHacker News@lemmy.bestiver.se•Can the world get its supply of oil by bypassing the Strait of Hormuz?English
1·5 days agoDo you have a newsletter?
What if Neom was a canal instead dystopian cyberpunk dream

I guess some people don’t make chocolate covered birds eye chili’s for snacks?
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Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL aphrodisiacs do increase blood flow to parts of your body but only those with compromised circulation will likely see any affects.English
10·20 days agoOnly people with compromised circulation? Last I checked only 96% of westerners have compromised metabolic health.
So this article is saying for 4% of the population aphrodisiacs are ineffective. Ha
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Gaming@lemmy.zip•Bungie ask Marathon critics to delay "full reviews" till the release of an endgame zone, and I am wistfully reminded of Vault of GlassEnglish
1·21 days agoDon’t review the game until after people buy it!
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Games@lemmy.world•Sony is testing dynamic pricing: one game - different prices on the PlayStation StoreEnglish
7·22 days agoThe term of art is “price discovery”
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science@lemmy.world•Intermittent fasting no better than typical weight loss diets, study findsEnglish
12·1 month agoSure, but keto says it totally fine to eat a steak and a stick of butter and nothing else. That doesn’t seem sustainable.
Yet it is, we only need to look at the documented human populations that only had access to animal food before westernization. They sustained, even thrived.
Also I’ve never met anyone that does keto that allows any carbs.
Keto is just metabolic ketosis, any biological state while the body is producing detectable levels of blood ketones. Anyone can achieve it <20g carbs per day, and many people have higher tolerances (age, muscle mass, resting metabolic rate etc).
Just trying to offer insight into the down votes. I don’t think it’s the IF crew doing it. It’s probably people who are anti-keto.
Which includes you… https://lemvotes.org/comment/sh.itjust.works/comment/23819049
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science@lemmy.world•Intermittent fasting no better than typical weight loss diets, study findsEnglish
1·1 month agoKeto (the actual dietary principle) is just based on a different distribution of macronutrients when achieving your caloric deficit.
Keto is any diet that maintains the metabolic state of ketosis. This can be done with overfeeding, underfeeding, fasting… and doesn’t even require complete nutrition (though that is always a good idea).
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science@lemmy.world•Intermittent fasting no better than typical weight loss diets, study findsEnglish
1·1 month agoYou need fiber, friend. You. Need. Fiber.
Citation please. As far as I’ve read fibre does two things:
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Anti-nutrient, when people eat terrible food fibre blunts it so it isn’t as terrible by preventing some of the bad food absorption
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Fibre is digested by the gut into short-chain fatty acids (SCA / BHB) which get absorbed through the gut, and has a boost to health in the area of absorption. However, in a ketogenic context the liver is making Ketones (BHB) all the time which gets deposited into the blood stream being available to the entire body including the gut… so this benefit is only seen in a carbohydrate metabolism, and not in keto.
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science@lemmy.world•Six cancers rising faster in younger adults than older ones, study findsEnglish
3·1 month agoSince your waiting on the follow-up it might still be helpful to learn about the mitochondrial model of cancer.
It doesn’t hurt to go zero/very low carb while waiting for your results, then there isn’t extra glucose to feed any stray cancer cells floating around.
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science@lemmy.world•Six cancers rising faster in younger adults than older ones, study findsEnglish
5·1 month agoI hope they got it all!
My car doesn’t have a internet connection, so any threat they make from the internet doesn’t seem credible to me.














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