MarceliusK

I think there's a lot of courage in admitting that you're terrified of something, especially after watching someone you love go through it

I can't imagine what it was like for her to face the same diagnosis that took her father, only to have such a different outcome. The part about the drug becoming available a month before her diagnosis gave me chills...

This might not even be a bug in the traditional sense. Someone probably decided that switching apps should also switch what's shown on the external display

Apple's idea of magic sometimes seems to be making decisions for you and hoping they guessed correctly

I really hope the next treatment works

That last point is probably the hardest one to actually follow. When someone you love is sick, I imagine it's easy to turn every waking hour into researching treatments, chasing appointments and etc. It probably feels like doing anything less means giving up

It's pretty sobering that one of the most important cancer survival skills seems to be knowing how to navigate bureaucracy...

My concern is that poisoning the dataset doesn't really stop the scanning. The device is still poking around your network

This is why I'd really like to see a packet capture or at least some interface-level counters

I can understand a buggy device flooding the network. What's harder to justify is why a coffee maker needs to know anything about the other devices in your house in the first place

Somewhere there's an engineer who added Wi-Fi to a coffee maker because marketing wanted an app, and now a family is debugging network saturation caused by their breakfast routine

The keyboard layout issue sounds nastier than the reconnect bug to me. Input forwarding gets surprisingly weird once keycodes, layouts, modifiers and the target OS's interpretation all get involved