Here
http://file.scirp.org/pdf/OJOG_2015012313592885.pdf
is an example of doctors reporting how they needed to make adjustments to a
pacemaker when the patient was pregnant.
I remember hearing a talk by someone who had a pacemaker, got pregnant, and
could not have the settings changed. She said,
arthur_tor...@comcast.net wrote:
There is a very mixed bag situation on medical device hacking, in that
yes, it is definitely possible to cause potentially life threatening
situations if one makes modifications the wrong way...
The problem with this argument is that we wouldn't accept this line
There is a very mixed bag situation on medical device hacking, in that yes, it
is definitely possible to cause potentially life threatening situations if one
makes modifications the wrong way... On the flip side, is it any better if
that mistake is because the proprietary manufacturer doesn't a
On August 16, 2016 2:49:37 PM GMT-05:00, christopher Lucy
wrote:
>Plse keep us up on this thread it has huge privacy & ethical
>considerations not to mention wellness issues..CLucy restore 4th
>
>On Tuesday, August 16, 2016, Aaron E-J wrote:
>
>> If an open source device is modified by the end
The medical device issue proves just how important it is for Free Software to
overcome the slavery by design in closed technologies.
The same losses inflicted on humanity's advancement by legacy concepts of
intellectual property will persist and amplify in this area.
The pharmaceutical and med
Wouldnt the FAA OR SOME AGENCY HAVE SOME INPUT ON THINGS LIKE THAT..
On Tuesday, August 16, 2016, jimgarrett...@gmail.com <
jimgarrett...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This thread got me wondering also if there were cases where public
> interest demands some sort of control. What about jetliner software?
This thread got me wondering also if there were cases where public interest
demands some sort of control. What about jetliner software? This software is
extremely rigorously reviewed by government agency, at least in the US. Should
the user (jetliner company) have the right to modify such softwa
Plse keep us up on this thread it has huge privacy & ethical
considerations not to mention wellness issues..CLucy restore 4th
On Tuesday, August 16, 2016, Aaron E-J wrote:
> If an open source device is modified by the end consumer and this consumer
> does not know what they are doing, in the me
If an open source device is modified by the end consumer and this
consumer does not know what they are doing, in the medical field this
can have life threatening consequences. People who do not understand
what it means for something to be open source could take a press release
about such a scenari
2016-08-14 19:06 GMT-06:00 MBR :
> This is the kind of argument we need to be making. It's something average
> people can relate to because it's real today. Worrying about the plight of
> robots in some hypothetical future is not going to interest anyone other
> than the most avid Trekkies, and
We don't really need to go far as to rely on beliefs of "incarnation" or
"machine revolution". I personally accept everybody's beliefs on these
matters, don't worry. However, not everyone believe in the same things,
although accepting the opinions.
It's worth noting that, we don't really need to m
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On 08/16/16 00:54, Carolina Flores wrote:
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> Here you have some articles about this subject:
>
> Beyond human: How I became a
> cyborghttp://www.bbc.com/future/story/20140107-how-i-became-a-cyborg
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> Could hackers break my heart
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