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They're also good when they filter out something you don't know is in the water but shouldn't be. You ever get that well water tested? Did that test include PFAS?

A few posts later they say Google fixed it and they were able to register the app ID properly. They don't say whether there was actually an impersonator or it was just a bug in the new process.

The usefulness of fluoride is pretty well established at this point. If you have new data, please share it.

Ping and traceroute to test my VPN

Yes, but it's not foss.

It does. But I don't know if there's a reason we fluoridate water and not something else, like iodine in salt and all the stuff they put in enriched flour.

Greenbone is the foss equivalent to nessus, and it does what you are looking for.

It gives it time to make the news.

Fluoride does harm brain development, but only if you get way too much of it. This happens in some places where the natural water already contains a lot of fluoride. You absolutely don't want to add even more fluoride there.

But most places, especially in the US, the fluoride level is far below that, so far below that we have to add fluoride to the water to get enough to maintain dental health. But it's still far below the level that causes harm.

Where are going, Walmart? All the bread at my local big box supermarket is as advertised. Plenty of actual bread alongside the wonderbread, and the stuff in between.

I don't even trust myself with my data.

Sure, but there's a middle ground between full, unrestricted, unmonitored access, and submitting to a surveillance state.