Comment Possible right. But (Score 1) 68
Comment As an ethical security researcher, (Score 1, Redundant) 15
Comment Can you please elaborate what you dislike for it? (Score 1) 27
Comment Re:The state must regulate (Score 0, Flamebait) 37
Comment These are private universities. (Score 1) 94
Comment It should be otherwise around (Score 1) 75
Comment cmyk support? nfT (Score 1) 55
Comment That's great, but do you know what I would prefer? (Score 1, Interesting) 62
Comment I pass. Once lost access to my Google Project Fi . (Score 2) 10
Comment "more likely (4%) than non-users to die" Careful (Score 1) 129
Comment Has someone access to the article? (Score 1) 67
Comment Artificial sweeteners. The good. The bad. The ugly (Score 1) 67
Most artificial sweeteners disrupt your gut microbiome:
Artificial sweeteners cause a “breakdown in communication” among gut bacteria, changing the microbiome and potentially increasing the risk of disease, Israeli scientists say. https://www.timesofisrael.com/sweeteners-hurt-the-ability-of-gut-bacteria-to-keep-us-well-israeli-study
Your best bet is probably Stevia.
The Slashdot post talks about xylitol and erythiol. I was not aware that they are used a lot as artificial sweeteners, since they are much less sweet than sucrose. But they make an excellent mouthwash: https://expatcircle.com/cms/how-to-clean-your-teeth-and-save-money/