fancy_betta
There could be other pieces that we're missing, and this patch alone doesn't prove that you can obtain private keys from Akamai's servers with the Heartbleed bug. It just proves that there could be key parts outside of their protected storage area and they suck at creating patches of their modifications. That being said, I'd love to see someone apply Akamai's OpenSSL patch and still pull the key with Heartbleed.
Trying to guess how many calories are in your food and adding them up each day isn't accurate, so a device that tries to measure it automatically based on your physiology only has to be that accurate. Maybe within 30% would still be useful to people tracking their fitness.
Obviously someone who is tracking their glucose or caloric intake for medical reasons should use FDA-approved medical devices and techniques for that, but those people aren't the target audience for this device.
I have no idea if this thing is legit or not, but calling it a scam because accurate non-invasive glucose measurement is a holy grail is completely missing the point of what the device is and what it's for.
I guess this could work if you can sever all financial ties to the US for 3 months and still have enough money to live in Egypt, pay for the medicine, then come back to the US and restart your life.
Nest protect costs $130 and yes you're expected to replace it after 7 years. It's actually a legal requirement to replace CO detectors after 7 years in many jurisdictions.