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  • Yeah OIT will slowly "train" your immune system to not react to increasing amounts of an allergen. This is literally a monoclonal antibody that binds to free IgE antibodies so that there will be fewer of them around if you're exposed to an allergen.

    It seems much more well suited for its originally approved uses of allergic asthma and nasal polyps (which are caused by recurrent allergic inflammatory processes involved in sinusitis/rhinitis) than it would be for food allergies.

  • Awesome. Otis Wright ftw. I've seen quite a few cases where his decisions have been excellent. I remember his decision on sanctioning the Prenda Law attorneys for their porn copyright shakedowns that was peppered with Star Trek references.

  • It was Steve Bannon and Brian Kolfage. Bannon was pardoned but Kolfage is sitting in FMC Rochester until 2027.

    But this GoFundMe is by the wife of "financial influencer" Grant Cardone, who has been sued by investors for fraud multiple times. Also a Scientologist, so that tracks.

  • Explorer Patcher just straight gives you the Windows 10 UI but it's had a lot of stability issues especially as new builds of Windows roll out.

    There are some other alternatives like Open Shell which is free and can give more of an XP, Vista, or Win7 style start menu. Then there's paid options which are a little more polished like StartAllBack and Start11.

    On the other hand if the only thing that bothers you is the context menu changes there are a couple of things you can do. You can edit a registry key to just get the old context menu. Or you can use Context Menu for Windows 11 to add your own context menu entries for applications where the developers won't include the "new" method to register their shell extensions. (It's been around since Windows 7 IIRC, but has no advantages over the old method until 11.)

  • This is kind of a nothingburger. It requires an instruction that first launched on AMD Phenom and Intel's Nehalem architecture (1st gen i5/i7). I would think the vast majority of people running 11 on unsupported CPUs would be running something newer than that.