Some day I’m going to do a public dive into Windows compatibility shim infrastructure.
You think programs “just work” from 20 years ago.
There is an entire galaxy of Windows featureset that Microsoft maintains basically in secret to profile and keep these applications functional
@Dread_Botlord I'm excited by the concept and challenge of attempting diy insulin but the project isn't very far along yet and in any case it's not a solution to the threat of supply chain disruption. Which already happens...
@Dread_Botlord Me: I'll die without insulin
These people: cinnamon will cure you
Me a few days later: *is dead*
(An actual community has been trying to diy insulin since ~2015, turns out it's really difficult even with normal supply chains) https://t.co/KO5m0T5EEO
@hayleydee12 I was very hesitant but glad I switched from medtronic to tslim. I have annoyances with it but it's overall been a dramatically better experience with better results. Almost as good as looping but way easier
I had a similar situation happen to me and it's 100% plausible. This prof's response thread has several blatant factual inaccuracies and draws the wrong conclusion. She's determined not to learn from the disabled people calling it out.
This thread has eaten up most of my morning, but while people tar & feather the “jerk” professor, my biggest posit is that this in no way happened — not because the prof grabbed the student (unfortunately, I can believe that), but the rest of the facts don’t align at ALL (thread)