KarmaBox·13h agoThe Week Claude Stopped Decompiling Your TVNothing about the model got weaker. Somebody changed its mind for you.
InPanic Free PreparationbyAngus Peterson·3d agoHow Much Privacy Are You Trading In With Your Old Electronics?Your old tech might need one new part. Its replacement might want an account, a microphone, and a record of movie night.
Yury Komarov·Oct 24My Xbox One S Still Works. So Why Can’t I Run Linux on It?An open appeal to Microsoft and Xbox leadership: it’s time to give aging gaming consoles a second life.
Maeva·Oct 24Made to Last, Really?Today’s devices are more powerful than ever. But I have the feeling their lifespan hasn’t kept up: after a few years, an update is no…
Carol Berson·Oct 20Starting in 2027, you’ll swap your own battery. Just not your phone’s.The new Kindles open with a screwdriver, while high-end phones and smartwatches have found their exemption in EU rules.
Mark A. Herschberg·Oct 14Who Gets to Decide How We Talk to AI?Anthropic’s rule against abusing Claude raises questions beyond politeness: AI welfare, cultural context, and who controls the tools that…A response icon2A response icon2
InTech and AI Guildbykhayali·Oct 9Abundance, Sold SeparatelyAI materials discovery and the question of who controls access to abundance
InClassroombyBrent Kreuger·Sep 29Designed To Fail : An expose' into corporations' (mis)use of planned obsolescenceThis is why we can’t have nice things
