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Wireless Insulin Pump Vulnerability Disclosed(omnipod.lyrebirds.dk)
2 points by aviau 5y ago|1 comments
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by aviau 5y ago
I would like to add that Control-IQ still underperforms open source DIY artificial pancreas systems like Loop ( https://github.com/LoopKit/Loop ). The guys that built Loop and the Riley Link ( https://getrileyl
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by aviau 5y ago
> don't have policies which, if used, would be untenable to the company. I am ambivalent on this. Some benefits are a bit like insurance, I don't mind not using them fully but I am glad its available when I need it. The big iss
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by aviau 6y ago
Is there a demo that we can play with? Collabora seems to be hiding theirs behind a web form.
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by aviau 8y ago
Why does the fact that the site is static make it easier to take down by a simple ddos? I have a static website at https://alexandreviau.net/ . It sits behind AWS CloudFront. Good luck taking it down.
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by aviau 8y ago
I thought this was referring to XKCD's "What if".
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by aviau 8y ago
You mean a bug in the software that parse GPG output, right? If we are being pedantic, that detail is important.
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by aviau 8y ago
Also worth checking out: Fedora's minimalistic git forge. https://pagure.io/pagure
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by aviau 8y ago
One downside to this announcement is that this may become an excuse to stop open-sourcing features to Gitlab CE. We (Debian) use Gitlab (salsa.debian.org) but we wouldn't switch to the free Gold/Ultimate version because we don&#x2
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by aviau 8y ago
I think that is is best to open pull requests to Gitlab instead. You may object and say that it is a bit lame to re-implement something that is already in the paid version. However, it is best than re-implementing everything from scratch. A
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by aviau 8y ago
they use subdomains of 1e100.net as names in their network
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by aviau 8y ago
Yes, it has! Russ Cox talks about this, amongst other things, in this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8nrpe0XWRg I am sure there are written versions of this somewhere...