@Medtronic I’ve been on hold since 11am because the plunger in this pump failed. My A1C was astronomically high presumably because this has been slowly failing since this pump was new a little over a year ago. This needs to be resolved in a timely manner.
@uwunetes ran Ubuntu for two years as a work laptop OS on very decent Dell hardware and had it super customized but every once and a while it just was frustrating for some random reason. Tried it again recently and just got a MacBook after a few months for the same reasons.
At work helping a guy setup a CLI tool and we get some funky SSL error, he immediately tries using Copilot to fix and all the answers apply only if you’re using some sort of *nix-based setup—not Windows. He of course tries to run the commands…
PARENTS: please check your kid's candy this halloween - i just found a 12-month enterprise salesforce contract for 15 seats with auto-renewal and a $50,000 early breakup fee inside this snickers bar
@KuittinenPetri@alz_zyd_ > Can you design robust software in such way that you also take into account all the possible cases of errors and vulnerabilities?
I feel like that is inherently impossible since we don’t know what we don’t know. See literally any piece of software written since the dawn of time
Alright I am sick of this. @medtronic has the worst website ever. https://t.co/6Ov880Qiq5 is an abomination that is the most wretched piece of shit that I need to rely on for supplies. Currently, my cart number is 'NaN' because they are too lazy to validate their order input
@Medtronic Not only that, their Guardian 4 sensors, which are _less than a year old_ are currently on back order. TL;DR if you depend on Medtronic for their supplies, you're fucked