Collaborate Disseminate
Long-time Slashdot reader destinyland wonders if “gifts for geeks” is the next big consumer demographic:
For this year’s holiday celebrations, Hallmark made a special Christmas tree ornament, a tiny monitor displaying screens from the classic video g… Continue reading Are ‘Geek Gifts’ Becoming Their Own Demographic?
“On Saturday, videos shared widely on social media showed Waymo vehicles stopped mid-intersection with hazard lights flashing, forcing other cars to maneuver around them,” reports the San Francisco Chronicle.
The Independent notes that “Without worki… Continue reading ‘Confused’ Waymos Stopped in Intersections During San Francisco Power Outage
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How café televisions get hacked in the same time , how the original signal is cut off , and how an image or video is displayed on the TV in the same time , it’s hard ? Is the iss… Continue reading how , u did it?
“Perhaps no group of fans, industry workers, and consumers is more intense about AI use than gamers….” writes New York magazine’s “Intelligencer” column:
Just this month, the latest Postal game was axed by its publisher, which was “overwhelmed wit… Continue reading Do Gamers Hate AI? Indie Game Awards Disqualifies ‘Clair Obscur’ Over GenAI Usage
An anonymous reader shared this report from the site It’s FOSS:
Linux gives you plenty of ways to install software: native distro packages, Flatpak, Snap, AppImage, source builds, even curl-piped installers. The catch is that each one solves a differe… Continue reading Package Forge: The Lesser Known Snap/Flatpak Alternative Without Distro Lock-In
The Delta Airlines SkyMiles website has an unusual set of password restrictions:
MUST CONTAIN
Between 8 and 20 characters
At least 1 number
At least 1 uppercase letter
At least 1 lowercase letter
CANNOT CONTAIN
The ‘@’ or ‘<‘ symbol… Continue reading What are the reasons behind the Delta Skymiles website password restrictions?
Long-time Slashdot reader theodp writes: Last September, tech-backed nonprofit Code.org pledged to engage 25 million K-12 schoolchildren in an “Hour of AI” this school year. Preliminary numbers released this week by the Code.org Advocacy Coalition show… Continue reading Inaugural ‘Hour of AI’ Event Includes Minecraft, Microsoft, Google and 13.1 Million K-12 Schoolkids
A lot of claims have been made about the purported benefits of adding chopped carbon fiber to FDM filaments, but how many of these claims are actually true? In the …read more Continue reading Why Chopped Carbon Fiber in FDM Prints is a Contaminant
What is the future of work? The Wall Street Journal asked five workplace experts and practitioners.
So while AI “is already doing tasks once relegated to newly minted college graduates in many professions,” the Journal predicts that in the next 20 ye… Continue reading Will Work Change Over the Next 20 Years?
“In the lead up to its Switch 2 console release, Nintendo updated its user agreement,” writes the Free Software Foundation, warning that Nintendo now claims “broad authority to make consoles owned by its customers permanently unusable.”
“Under Ninte… Continue reading FSF Says Nintendo’s New DRM Allows Them to Remotely Render User’s Device ‘Permanently Unusuable’