What CGM device would you recommend for a first try?

Which ever you can get from Dexcom or Abbott. They're pretty good all of them.

Dexcom Stelo is probably the easiest to get a hold of, and the one talked about in the article too.

Remember me of the Eye4U website as well :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aT4wt0fmGU

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_4.0 and more info about the previous ones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_Industrial_Revolution

Eastern Coyote is a variety of Coywolf but it's not the only one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coywolf

At some point in the article they mention that an alternative to the proof of work could be to use the proof of stake: the oldest stake build the next block. Did I understand correctly? How can that work? Doesn't it create multiple problems to do that?

Google Authenticator, the one time password (OTP) app made by Google, is storing data locally on the device. To my knowledge it has no link with your phone number.

I wonder why Uber isn't in the list? Definitely saw some Uber Volvos in SF last year.

Great question, I didn't even notice that. Based on this article (https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/economy/uber-signs-d...), it might be that they aren't doing development themselves, and are co-working with Volvo to do their development, but I don't see Volvo on the list either.

I've just had my keyboard serviced a couple weeks ago because of the sticky keys issue.

So I reluctantly bought a keypad cover. I normally hate covers. But weirdly I like this one; it's very thin, perfectly adjusted and it almost improves the touch. And it's almost invisible. I really like it and it makes me feel way safer.

For those interested, this is the cover I got: UPPERCASE GhostCover Premium Ultra Thin Keyboard Protector for MacBook Pro with Touch Bar 13" or 15" (2016 and 2017, Apple Model Number A1706, A1707) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MRKLH27?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

I stopped reading the article there. :)

Calculating the checksum of a document and encrypting this checksum is far less costly than encrypting the whole document.