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A dictionary website for programmers
cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/39512922
Expect more enshittification coming your way.
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Musk claims there was a DDOS attack on X — but The Verge is told there was not.
Interesting essay exploring the role of friction as it relates to human progress, and how the reduction or removal of friction, through a particular conception of the role of technology in our society, actually limits our autonomy, rather than enhancing it.
cross-posted from: lemmy.radio/post/4055453...
Stratasys is claiming infringements on patents it owns (included ones acquired from Makerbot) on things like purge towers, heated beds, and force detection. Many of them things common to most FFF/FDM 3D printers....
cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/39437325
Malicious hackers can take over control of vacuum and lawn mower robots made by Ecovacs to spy on their owners using the devices’ cameras and microphones, new research has found....
WipeFile Activation Key is a software tool designed to securely delete files from your computer. Unlike standard deletion methods that merely remove file references, WipeFile ensures that files are erased beyond recovery by overwriting their data with random patterns. Here’s a more detailed look at what WipeFile does and how...
Scratch a digital capitalist and you’ll find a technological determinist – someone who believes that technology drives history. These people see themselves as agents of what Joseph Schumpeter famously described as “creative destruction”. They revel in “moving fast and breaking things” as the Facebook founder, Mark...
cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/39431806
Interesting essay looking at the role of friction in human development, and how a particular vision of technology’s function in society - one that seeks to eliminate friction - paradoxically reduces our autonomy, rather than enhancing it....
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/18550496
Am I missing something? The article seems to suggest it works via hidden text characters. Has OpenAI never heard of pasting text into a utf8 notepad before?