After 203,239 commits it's time for a fresh start

This repo has had an amazing ride, going back to Oct 8, 2015 (c2f3861), from early testing without a reservoir, to carefully watching for those initial nights, to rotine use overnight, on the weekends, and vacations.

Now we begin the next step and send Indy to school with a fresh repo (https://github.com/jasoncalabrese/indy-goes-to-school).

Pizza + #OpenAPS + some luck = sleep

Looping at Legoland

Had the OpenAPS rig in my backpack, but range was better than expected and still sent lots of temps and auto uploaded treatments

Later dinner at chipotle, then smooth sailing all night

Busy morning

Without all our tools and support from school this would have been so much harder

An eventful day

Could have been bad, but worked out ok

Hard to keep Carelink in range on vacation

With new NS monitoring fro OpenAPS it's easy to see when the Carelink stick goes out of range

This is what happens when we don't get to run the loop

Non-stop alarms and juice

Getting offline mode setup when I get back

When there's no network, and you want to temp the pump in the back seat...

Human controlled temps don't look anything like a machine

Manually temping with a console cable in the car