Sure, but one of the benchmarks of a good cryptographic algorithm is to reduce the amount of meta information you can get from a random sampling. Most of the timing attacks are looking for traffic activity to pattern match ultimate source and receiver. If the encrypted tunnel is always exactly 10mbps of cryptographic traffic, then it would be much harder to identify
Imagine a future where you and your VPN connection maintain 10mbps of constant, uniform traffic at all times. That solves the problem too, if the noise is aways high, you can't see the signal
The easy thing to monitor for your healthy insulin sensitivity is your TG/HDL ratio. https://hackertalks.com/post/5922188 You want it to be less then 1.
You get these figures on any standard lipid test, so you should have annual numbers already. If you keep this less then 1, then your going to stay low insulin, sensitive, and avoid AGEs.
When you finish your notes, I'd love to read them, I want to avoid arthritis too!
People get really emotional about the goodness of their chosen (or more likely accidental) diet.
The other comment you linked to mentioned Omega-3, Vitamin D, moderate alcohol, and brushing teeth - it did not mention a specific dietary intervention (or suggest one).
People shouldn't down vote you, the research is true.
However, the modern western diet is so bad (sugar, diabetes, cvd, etc) that anything compared to it will show a improvement. People might be reacting to the prescriptive tone of your statement.
The classic factors such as body mass, and repetitive movements of course, but there is interesting research indicating overall body inflammation and hyperinsulinemia could be a factor in chronic osteoarthritis
TLDR - Stay insulin sensitive, get sleep, avoid chronic stress and inflammation.
7.2.3.1 Osteoarthritis -At the joint level we have historically considered osteoarthritis to be a load-related condition, but it is increasingly being considered as an inflammatory arthritis. Inflammatory joint diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and lupus have their basis in inflammation and autoimmune disease. .... Emerging evidence is that joint inflammation is
centrally tied to insulin load 20,23. .... Insulin has also been shown to decrease human
chondrocyte autophagy, thereby inhibiting cartilage formation and endochondral ossification, and thereby acting as another contributing factor to the development of osteoarthritis 23.
AGEs (advanced glycation endproducts), which are related to long-term hyperglycaemia, accumulate in the cartilage of joints as well as in tendons and soft tissues. Their accumulation affects the elasticity of all those tissues and is associated with increased fatigue, wear and tear phenomena and then, symptomatic deterioration 27,31. Reducing the hyperglycaemic state and elevated insulin concentrations over the long-term has clear implications for reducing AGEs accumulating in cartilage and tendons.
Do a dry run for a CLIENT key, make sure you have the libfido2 middleware installed and working; Ensure you have set your sshd_config file properly with no-touch-required
From the documentation " Note: not all tokens support disabling the touch requirement." so do a test client side before banging your head on it.
Can you explain to me the workflow you have envisioned for the host identity key in /etc/ssh being keyed of a FIDO2 secure element? You plug a secure element into a server?
Sounds like you want something like a HSM that integrates into your sshd to pull the certificates. Even then you have the chicken and egg problem, how do you identify the hardware to the HSM? You need some trusted boot environment, and now your down into vender specific implementations to "trust" the booted hardware.
And also I think there's probably a lot more of the types around here that'll have a 'discussion' while downvoting every response they get from you, more than on Reddit.
I can verify this. 99% who respond with anything other then complete agreement will just downvote everything you say in the conversation
Personally I only down vote if I think a comment is bad for Lemmy, not that I disagree. Kinda like a mini-report signal.
Though some diets are easier to test compliance then others. (Gcm, ketone monitoring, hba1c) But even having people self report these metrics is usually more work then most studies want to do.
Kde connect is also a option