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In reply to the discussion: 99% of Obamacare applications hit a wall [View all]arthritisR_US
(7,809 posts)34. No kidding! Gets a wee bit monotonous.
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Does Anyone Know If The Insurance Companies Were Cooperative In Setting This System Up?....
global1
Oct 2013
#5
42 java-scripts per page apparently, tons of http calls overloading the servers
Ellipsis
Oct 2013
#11
I'm clueless about scripting... but I wonder if it could have been intentially poorly designed.
Ellipsis
Oct 2013
#16
I've gotten to the point that I only fire up X11 for graphics stuff when I'm programming
Recursion
Oct 2013
#47
Software is being tweaked this weekend. I know that will make you unhappy. Too bad.
kestrel91316
Oct 2013
#23
I really don't understand the OP. Every thing the person posts are sly attacks on
bluestate10
Oct 2013
#42
"insurance industry sources told CNBC" That raises my suspicions to the accuracy of this
madinmaryland
Oct 2013
#24
Wouldn't be at all surprised if there is a little skullduggery on the Ins Co's parts. nt
Fla Dem
Oct 2013
#26
Oh god. As a web applications developer myself, these people are full of shit.
phleshdef
Oct 2013
#43
