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jwoglom
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Comment #44622040
I love that the black trash cans say "Microsoft" on them, for some reason.
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Comment #44439830
This has actually already been done! It just needs some love: https://github.com/classilla/kopenray
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Comment #44439819
I never had much more than a passing familiarity with Solaris, so setting up SunRay's with OpenIndiana isn't something I've ever tried -- but the SunRay Server software actually su…
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Comment #43511187
This apparently works on Pro versions of Windows, but not the Home versions which don't support domain-join.
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Comment #43511180
> We’re removing the bypassnro.cmd script from the build to enhance security and user experience of Windows 11. This change ensures that all users exit setup with internet connecti…
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Comment #43225292
This is an incredibly inflammatory and culture war-charged take. Even if you think the people working at this government agency were politically driven, there is public evidence to…
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Comment #42085057
Stelo is essentially a binned, feature-restricted version of the G7 that’s available OTC without a prescription. If you qualify for getting a G7, need readings more frequently than…
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Comment #39963195
I think this might be the video you're talking about, in case anyone is also interested in a brief history of quick boot operating systems and UEFI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v…
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Comment #34904868
There is an entire open-source ecosystem around having direct access to your diabetes data, which predates the commercial availability of things like sharing glucose data live with…
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Comment #34900152
Are you familiar with Loop? I believe they are currently just intercepting the Dexcom notifications rather than connecting directly over BLE by default for the G6/G7. However the x…
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Comment #34513418
Loop, an artificial pancreas system for diabetics, has a long history in terms of its development, but for a brief summary which might be of interest to the HN audience: It began a…
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Comment #34315580
Like some other commenters mentioned, this is a cool idea, however by storing JSON data inside base64, the length of the URL blows up very quickly as you start storing more state. …
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Comment #33040578
Take a look at https://github.com/jwoglom/pumpx2 , I’m working with the AndroidAPS folks currently to make it more broadly available. xDrip integration would happen via AAPS.
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Comment #33040175
While I’m not a certified security professional, I have looked pretty closely at Tandem’s mobile pairing and remote bolus implementation and it seems to have been designed in the r…
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Comment #32611377
I mean, companies like Twitter have already been bitten (and fined!) for using phone numbers collected for 2FA purposes for advertising and monitoring purposes, which is more or le…
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Comment #29514915
Yes -- this is a follow-up investigation into how that bug might have occurred by looking at recent commits to AOSP.
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Comment #29023037
Definitely seems a bit disappointing that 5-6 years after the original Pi Zero there's still only 512MB of RAM. Regardless, I'm excited to see what new projects will become feasibl…
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Comment #24683859
I would argue that the most recent principal has likely done far more destruction than the Lodal -> Glazer transition did, but I have heard that sentiment before from older alumni.…
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Comment #13823709
That domain's not available, unfortunately. trump.care wasn't available either. I figured Ryancare was the best name to go with -- the bill has already been branded as that name in…
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Comment #13823673
Github: https://github.com/jwoglom/ryancare It's pretty simple, just a static site. But aren't dumb things like this exactly what the Internet was designed for?