#wearenotwaiting — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #wearenotwaiting, aggregated by home.social.
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@cstross #WeAreNotWaiting started it for #diabetes - first an Edison, now usually a smartphone, open source software on something you carry around gets data from CGM sensors, and tells insulin pump what to do based on that.
There are commercial versions where pump directly talks to sensors, but all are highly proprietary and expensive, and some involve subscription service.
Also, google locking down android threatens that too. -
@cstross #WeAreNotWaiting started it for #diabetes - first an Edison, now usually a smartphone, open source software on something you carry around gets data from CGM sensors, and tells insulin pump what to do based on that.
There are commercial versions where pump directly talks to sensors, but all are highly proprietary and expensive, and some involve subscription service.
Also, google locking down android threatens that too. -
@cstross #WeAreNotWaiting started it for #diabetes - first an Edison, now usually a smartphone, open source software on something you carry around gets data from CGM sensors, and tells insulin pump what to do based on that.
There are commercial versions where pump directly talks to sensors, but all are highly proprietary and expensive, and some involve subscription service.
Also, google locking down android threatens that too. -
@cstross #WeAreNotWaiting started it for #diabetes - first an Edison, now usually a smartphone, open source software on something you carry around gets data from CGM sensors, and tells insulin pump what to do based on that.
There are commercial versions where pump directly talks to sensors, but all are highly proprietary and expensive, and some involve subscription service.
Also, google locking down android threatens that too. -
@cstross #WeAreNotWaiting started it for #diabetes - first an Edison, now usually a smartphone, open source software on something you carry around gets data from CGM sensors, and tells insulin pump what to do based on that.
There are commercial versions where pump directly talks to sensors, but all are highly proprietary and expensive, and some involve subscription service.
Also, google locking down android threatens that too. -
#AAPS - ich habe jetzt #AndroidAPS Version 3.4.2.3 zur Steuerung meiner #Dana-i #Insulinpumpe laufen.
Hatte zuvor ein paar Monate das kommerzielle #DBLG1 probiert.
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@Gina if you're looking for examples, the #WeAreNotWaiting movement for Open Source management of #diabetes, with applications like #xDrip and #AndroidAPS, would get basically locked out of being able to do anything, because especially AndroidAPS **cannot** be distributed in any form other than source - everyone needs to compile it themselves.
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@Gina if you're looking for examples, the #WeAreNotWaiting movement for Open Source management of #diabetes, with applications like #xDrip and #AndroidAPS, would get basically locked out of being able to do anything, because especially AndroidAPS **cannot** be distributed in any form other than source - everyone needs to compile it themselves.
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@Gina if you're looking for examples, the #WeAreNotWaiting movement for Open Source management of #diabetes, with applications like #xDrip and #AndroidAPS, would get basically locked out of being able to do anything, because especially AndroidAPS **cannot** be distributed in any form other than source - everyone needs to compile it themselves.
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@Gina if you're looking for examples, the #WeAreNotWaiting movement for Open Source management of #diabetes, with applications like #xDrip and #AndroidAPS, would get basically locked out of being able to do anything, because especially AndroidAPS **cannot** be distributed in any form other than source - everyone needs to compile it themselves.
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@Gina if you're looking for examples, the #WeAreNotWaiting movement for Open Source management of #diabetes, with applications like #xDrip and #AndroidAPS, would get basically locked out of being able to do anything, because especially AndroidAPS **cannot** be distributed in any form other than source - everyone needs to compile it themselves.
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Menschen mit Diabetes programmieren für sich und für andere Menschen mit Diabetes.
Apps, die so funktionieren, wie wir es brauchen, anstatt so, wie ein Gerätehersteller glaubt, dass es richtig wäre.
Google wird ab September 2026 das freie Programmieren für Android einschränken und die Installation freier Apps verbieten.
🚧 Protestiere dagegen:
https://keepandroidopen.org/de/ -
Switched our family’s DIY Loop setup to GitHub Browser Build — fewer rebuild headaches and smoother updates for everyone who helps care for our boys. Wrote about it here:
https://web.erdella.com/a-more-manageable-way-to-build-loop/
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Switched our family’s DIY Loop setup to GitHub Browser Build — fewer rebuild headaches and smoother updates for everyone who helps care for our boys. Wrote about it here:
https://web.erdella.com/a-more-manageable-way-to-build-loop/
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Switched our family’s DIY Loop setup to GitHub Browser Build — fewer rebuild headaches and smoother updates for everyone who helps care for our boys. Wrote about it here:
https://web.erdella.com/a-more-manageable-way-to-build-loop/
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Switched our family’s DIY Loop setup to GitHub Browser Build — fewer rebuild headaches and smoother updates for everyone who helps care for our boys. Wrote about it here:
https://web.erdella.com/a-more-manageable-way-to-build-loop/
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Switched our family’s DIY Loop setup to GitHub Browser Build — fewer rebuild headaches and smoother updates for everyone who helps care for our boys. Wrote about it here:
https://web.erdella.com/a-more-manageable-way-to-build-loop/
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40 Jahre mit Diabetes – Diaversary und Rückblick
https://luckyloop.koeln/40-jahre-mit-diabetes-diaversary-und-rueckblick/ -
40 Jahre mit Diabetes – Diaversary und Rückblick
https://luckyloop.koeln/40-jahre-mit-diabetes-diaversary-und-rueckblick/ -
40 Jahre mit Diabetes – Diaversary und Rückblick
https://luckyloop.koeln/40-jahre-mit-diabetes-diaversary-und-rueckblick/ -
I can now say that both #xdrip and #AndroidAPS work perfectly well on #GrapheneOS, even with battery saver turned on.
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I can now say that both #xdrip and #AndroidAPS work perfectly well on #GrapheneOS, even with battery saver turned on.
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I can now say that both #xdrip and #AndroidAPS work perfectly well on #GrapheneOS, even with battery saver turned on.
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I can now say that both #xdrip and #AndroidAPS work perfectly well on #GrapheneOS, even with battery saver turned on.
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I can now say that both #xdrip and #AndroidAPS work perfectly well on #GrapheneOS, even with battery saver turned on.
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This is CogDogBlogged: "Open As in Sheep Data and an Artificial Pancreas"
My day job is in the world of Open Education and in those circles there is talk of “all the opens” – open source software, open data, open science, open access publishing, etc etc etc. All good stuff.
But in the first one on the list, and where much of this started, the usual frame of open source are the tech geeks working together on software. In one of those series of unlikely events, I was […]
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This is CogDogBlogged: "Open As in Sheep Data and an Artificial Pancreas"
My day job is in the world of Open Education and in those circles there is talk of “all the opens” – open source software, open data, open science, open access publishing, etc etc etc. All good stuff.
But in the first one on the list, and where much of this started, the usual frame of open source are the tech geeks working together on software. In one of those series of unlikely events, I was […]
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This is CogDogBlogged: "Open As in Sheep Data and an Artificial Pancreas"
My day job is in the world of Open Education and in those circles there is talk of “all the opens” – open source software, open data, open science, open access publishing, etc etc etc. All good stuff.
But in the first one on the list, and where much of this started, the usual frame of open source are the tech geeks working together on software. In one of those series of unlikely events, I was […]
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This is CogDogBlogged: "Open As in Sheep Data and an Artificial Pancreas"
My day job is in the world of Open Education and in those circles there is talk of “all the opens” – open source software, open data, open science, open access publishing, etc etc etc. All good stuff.
But in the first one on the list, and where much of this started, the usual frame of open source are the tech geeks working together on software. In one of those series of unlikely events, I was […]
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Anyone tried using #xdrip and/or #AndroidAPS and/or official #Dexcom apps on #GrapheneOS and can comment whether they work or not?
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Welp. #AndroidAPS now contains code generated by #Claude
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Welp. #AndroidAPS now contains code generated by #Claude
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Welp. #AndroidAPS now contains code generated by #Claude
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Welp. #AndroidAPS now contains code generated by #Claude
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Welp. #AndroidAPS now contains code generated by #Claude
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My spoons/marbles/spell slots today/this week have been largely consumed by "my phone decided to stop being compatible with stuff helping keep me alive".
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My spoons/marbles/spell slots today/this week have been largely consumed by "my phone decided to stop being compatible with stuff helping keep me alive".
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My spoons/marbles/spell slots today/this week have been largely consumed by "my phone decided to stop being compatible with stuff helping keep me alive".
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My spoons/marbles/spell slots today/this week have been largely consumed by "my phone decided to stop being compatible with stuff helping keep me alive".
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My spoons/marbles/spell slots today/this week have been largely consumed by "my phone decided to stop being compatible with stuff helping keep me alive".
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Sigh. Debugging sensor connectivity issues (the one in my arm, helping keep me alive).
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes for another attempt to communicate with sensor.
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes.
Change a setting.
Reboot.
Wait 10 minutes, because after reboot first time communication will work. (unless the reboot caused you to miss the communications moment, in which case wait another 5 minutes).
And so on... -
Sigh. Debugging sensor connectivity issues (the one in my arm, helping keep me alive).
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes for another attempt to communicate with sensor.
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes.
Change a setting.
Reboot.
Wait 10 minutes, because after reboot first time communication will work. (unless the reboot caused you to miss the communications moment, in which case wait another 5 minutes).
And so on... -
Sigh. Debugging sensor connectivity issues (the one in my arm, helping keep me alive).
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes for another attempt to communicate with sensor.
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes.
Change a setting.
Reboot.
Wait 10 minutes, because after reboot first time communication will work. (unless the reboot caused you to miss the communications moment, in which case wait another 5 minutes).
And so on... -
Sigh. Debugging sensor connectivity issues (the one in my arm, helping keep me alive).
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes for another attempt to communicate with sensor.
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes.
Change a setting.
Reboot.
Wait 10 minutes, because after reboot first time communication will work. (unless the reboot caused you to miss the communications moment, in which case wait another 5 minutes).
And so on... -
Sigh. Debugging sensor connectivity issues (the one in my arm, helping keep me alive).
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes for another attempt to communicate with sensor.
Change a setting.
Wait 5 minutes.
Change a setting.
Reboot.
Wait 10 minutes, because after reboot first time communication will work. (unless the reboot caused you to miss the communications moment, in which case wait another 5 minutes).
And so on... -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Hey people #SelfHosting your #NightScout instance! What do you use, how do you like it? Do you do backups of it?
I'm talking to someone with a kid with #type1diabetes and they're interested in hosting their own, but they don't have that much experience wrangling computers to do their bidding. I have some ideas, but I'd like to first see what people do use. -
Exciting news! Dana-i insulin pumps are now possible to get in #Poland!
They're among the best supported by #AndroidAPS. They're still Fucking Expensive (~16k PLN, about two average monthly salaries before taxes, you pay full price), but they're here!