squidfish

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by squidfish 6y ago
There is no democracy on a privately owned platform. Trump can say what he wants, but Twitter absolutely has a choice what, if anything, they allow to be published on their platform. FWIW, Trump's time on Twitter is winding down. Th
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by squidfish 6y ago
They didn't dictate what was "right and what was wrong". The put disclaimers on objectively factually false statements.
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by squidfish 6y ago
Your premise is wrong. Twitter's actions weren't as a result of something it disagreed with. Your comment/thought illustrates one of the REAL root problems ... and that is we are living in a state of two apparent states o
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by squidfish 6y ago
"behooves" That word, I don't think it means what you think it means.
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by squidfish 7y ago
Google. There are handful of sleep apnea forums with instructions on how to enter into the "clinician mode" of most machines. From there, you can adjust modes, pressure levels, etc. Said forums also have wealth of information
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by squidfish 7y ago
Really, you don't need to "convert" anything much. Plain old CPAP is better than nothing (especially if it has c-flex (or diff name depending on manufacturer) to allow for decreased pressure during exhale). In fact it is WA
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by squidfish 7y ago
Yeah, I have news for you ... I'm slapping my CPAP on any family member in a medical crisis where their O2 is bottoming out (I have o2 monitor too .. cheap from amazon) that potentially may be coming. If they are unable to breathe an
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by squidfish 7y ago
I take issue with this claim regarding CPAPs/APAPs There are many doctors who support making CPAP machines purchasable without prescriptions. The story line that they need to remain prescriptions only is, not surprisingly, funding&
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by squidfish 7y ago
Actually, Resmed and Philips can probably reflash firmware on almost all there basic CPAP machines manufactured within past few years, thereby making them into BiPAP type devices. BiPAPs are sort of "in between" a CPAP and a ven