Readit News> Look, I wish strong seed oil theory were true. That would be great. All we’d have to do is reformulate our Cheetos with different oil, and then we could go on merrily eating Cheetos.
The problem with our (Western) diet isn’t that we’re using seed oil. It’s the diet itself.
I read about a study a few years ago that focused on shocking the tongue and its nice someone followed up on it. They described one year of relief post treatment.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/10/201015173126.h...
Bimodal neuromodulation combining sound and tongue stimulation reduces tinnitus symptoms in a large randomized clinical study. Science Translational Medicine, 2020; 12 (564): eabb2830 DOI: 10.1126/scitranslmed.abb2830
Mine is constant and loud. If people speak and pause it gets difficult to orient where we’re at with the fire alarm sound going on in the middle of speech. Soft spoken people I have to fill in the conversation with guesses to what they said.
Hearing aids help but you’re not supposed to sleep with them in. So when you manage to fall asleep then wake up, it can be hard to fall asleep again or impossible.
For anyone struggling to cope with Tinnitus out there, one thing that has helped me immensely is Zen meditation. Doesn't make it go away, but builds up a control over attention with which you can cope much better.
My well water was contaminated by Wolverine/3M to 90 ppt, we got a settlement because it was greater than 70 ppt. They installed GAC filters in my home to limit the contamination to 10 ppt. Here are the old limits:
I only ask because your post is a bit like singing praises for Cinnabon that they make their own dough.
The things that you mentioned are standard storage company activities.
Checksum-all-the-things is a basic feature of a lot of file systems. If you can already set up your home computer to detect bitrot and alert you, you can bet big storage vendors do it.
Keeping track of hard drive failure rates by vendor is normal. Storage companies publicly publish their own reports. The tiny 6-person IT operation I was in had a spreadsheet. Hell, I toured a friend’s friend’s major data center last year and he managed to find time to talk hard drive vendors. Now you. I get it — y’all make spreadsheets.
There are a lot of smart people working on storage outside AWS and long before AWS existed.
This odd to me - unused credentials should probably be deleted, not rotated.
By avoiding seed oils, you tend to eat more whole foods. It's not an awful cue to pay attention to.