Monthly Archives: June 2008

One Reason Why Linux Isn’t Mainstream: ./configure and make

Posted on June 22, 2008 by Bob

Bare with me, I’ll get to the point of the title by the end of the post. I primarily develop for Microsoft platform targets, so I have a lot of familiarity with Microsoft development tools and operating systems. I also … Continue reading →

Posted in Open Source, Programming, Tools | 3 Comments

Connecting Computers to FDA Regulated Medical Devices

Posted on June 18, 2008 by Bob

Pete Gordon asked a couple of questions regarding FDA regulations for Internet-based reporting software that interface with medical devices. The questions are essentially: How much documentation (SRS, SDS, Test Plan) is required and at what stage can you provide the … Continue reading →

Posted in FDA, HL7, Medical Devices, Networking, Software Quality | Tagged , | 2 Comments

Moving Mountains With the Brain

Posted on June 8, 2008 by Bob

In today’s New York Times business section there’s a piece called: Moving Mountains With the Brain, Not a Joystick. I’ve previously discussed both of the mentioned EEG-based headsets here.The article highlights some of the problems that this type of technology … Continue reading →

Posted in EEG, HCI | 1 Comment

Goosh, a Google Command Line

Posted on June 2, 2008 by Bob

For us old Unix hackers, Goosh, a Google Command Line is very cool. Check in out here: Goosh.org.

Posted in Google | 2 Comments