Establishing the safety and security of medical device software is critical to protect patients. The IEC 62304 standard provides a…
If testing and protecting your device from known issues, is equivalent to closing a treasure vault’s door, by that analogy,…
More than ever, embedded devices of today are leaning on open source solutions like Linux. The ease, versatility, and flexibility…
Differences between UK English and American English are always interesting to me. Often they are also confusing. Sometimes a completely…
“Captain’s log, stardate twenty-nine sixty-four point two.” You do not need to be a lifelong Star Trek fan to recognize…
I recently wrote about the USB standards and how, with each generation, increased speed has become available. This provoked some…
I have written before about my irritation with damage to the English language. Before I rant some more, I want…
I like simple things. Excessive complexity tends to annoy me. When I first started working with computers, I thought that…
One of my daughters is left-handed. This may not sound particularly unusual, but actually there are many more male left-handers…
I like being right. Who does not? I am also interested in programming languages. Part of their appeal is that,…
It must be 35 years or more since I first heard on Reverse Polish Notation. It is one of those…
I have pondered before the appropriateness of Linux for embedded applications. My initial stance was clear enough: I could see…
