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"One fast growing aspect of the internet, that is generally unseen to the general public, is #telemedicine . This could be entirely remote diagnoses, communication between doctors, allowing for remote second opinions, enabling greater training opportunities for doctors in remote areas to join conferences discussing difficult cases."
Read @APC 's interview with Julian Stirling, lead developer of OpenFlexure , the #openhardware laboratory-grade #microscope .
If #openSource / #FOSS is not political, is #rightToRepair allowed to be political? Is #StopKillingGames bad for being explicitly political? Is #openHardware with all the actual physical supply chains with workers and factories and natural resources needed for its production (things that wars are fought over) allowed to be just a bit political, as a treat, so that it can actually reach its stated goals?
This is a small personal instance of Bonfire in the Fediverse.
