Geeks With Diabetes

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Comment by David Nelson on January 22, 2010 at 3:02pm

any fellow twitter api developers in the house?

Comment by Chris G on July 16, 2009 at 11:49am

Sue,
As a geek try Email ’n Walk on your iPhone.
It uses the iPhone’s camera to show you a live picture of everything you’re missing while you hold your phone in front of your face.
Fake Txt'n'Walk iPhone App Is Now Real Email 'N Walk iPhone App

Comment by Sue on July 16, 2009 at 1:01am

Hi - recently diagnosed with Type II and trying to drag myself away from the computer more often so that I can exercise instead. Not being too successful so far. What with web design work, blogging, and voluntary work for online support groups the lure of the web is too strong!

Comment by Dan W. on June 19, 2009 at 7:11am

I'm running boot camp solely to upload the meter data, and then can access the data from the mac side via safari and a user agent set to firefox/windows - no problems so far (technique was covered in an earlier post by Geo (Neo?) - can't remember, but its a great trick...

Geekiness started with a TRS-80 in 5th or 6th grade, but slowed down in high school...

Comment by John on June 18, 2009 at 9:18am

Lifescan isnt going to bother with Mac software last i heard, ever think of going down the dreaded V path (Virtualization)
.... Supposedly many USB devices are compatible with Boot Camp... or Parellels/Virtualbox

Comment by Dave on April 1, 2009 at 8:31pm

Hello All. I am new to tudiabetes.com. I can say this is the most informative website I have found yet. I have been working in the computer field for the past 8 yrs. I only have two certs at this time, A+ and Network+. I have taken courses in college for a BS in computer science and classes for MCSE, Security+, and CCNA. Only reason I haven't gotten completely certified is I ran out of $$. Paying the bills and putting food in my families mouth was a lot more important at the time. Right now I'm laid off from a sweet network engineering due to the fall in the economy.

Comment by JerryInPDX on February 9, 2009 at 9:53am

Hey all, new here (and new to diabetes). Most my certs are in pentesting but right now I am managing a enterprise information systems risk management program.

Anyway, has anyone come across any options for tracking their data (glucose, exercise, diet) on a blackberry? I came across HealthEngage and am evaluating that on a iPAQ but dont want to go all inspector gadget with multiple gadgets. I also like that that software runs on my powerbook and dell laptops.

I have the onetouch ultrasmart meter, and the onetouch software, but the part that falls short is the diet tracking, i need something that i can just type in foods to, and not need to know the cals/carbs/etc..

TIA!

Comment by Oyvind Berle on January 7, 2009 at 1:01pm

Hi, my names is Øyvind, and i live in Bergen Norway. Working with computer and are a gadget freak :-)

Comment by MomsL8 on January 1, 2009 at 4:43pm

Anyone successful with any Mac apps that will take a couple of Life Scan One Touch meters and merge data - like Life Scan's own software. I recently had my doctor print out reports and it was way cool - gotta have it, but I am not Windows.

Comment by Heather Jamison on December 8, 2008 at 5:42am

I am a total geek. Aspergers Syndrome. Say no more:). My son has type 1 and if this thing could be beat by "out-thinking" it . . . I think this is the group to join! Oh, for a cure . . . .

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