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Louis Rossmann offers to pay legal fees for a threatened OrcaSlicer developer(tomshardware.com)
513 points by iancmceachern | 278 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on Louis Rossmann offering to pay legal fees for an OrcaSlicer developer threatened with a lawsuit by Bambu Lab.
TSMC execs allegedly dismissed OpenAI CEO Sam Altman as 'podcasting bro'(tomshardware.com)
412 points by WithinReason | 423 comments
Tom's Hardware news article reporting that TSMC executives allegedly dismissed Sam Altman as a 'podcasting bro' over his request for 36 fabs costing $7 trillion.
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HP disables customers’ printers if they use ink cartridges from cheaper rivals(telegraph.co.uk)
571 points by jeremylevy | 407 comments
Telegraph article reporting that HP firmware updates disable printers using third-party ink cartridges, angering customers.
Louis Rossmann offers to pay legal fees for a threatened OrcaSlicer developer(tomshardware.com)
513 points by iancmceachern | 278 comments
Tom's Hardware news article on Louis Rossmann offering to pay legal fees for an OrcaSlicer developer threatened with a lawsuit by Bambu Lab.
FBI tries to unmask owner of archive.is(heise.de)
907 points by Projectiboga | 456 comments
Heise news article reporting that the FBI obtained a court order forcing domain provider Tucows to hand over user data about the operator of Archive.today.
Man found guilty of child porn because he ran a Tor exit node(lowendbox.com)
735 points by h0ek | 489 comments
LowEndBox blog post recounting the case of William Weber, convicted of child pornography charges in Austria after running a Tor exit node.
FBI raids home of prominent computer scientist who has gone incommunicado(arstechnica.com)
825 points by JaimeThompson | 332 comments
Ars Technica article reporting that the FBI raided the home of an Indiana University computer scientist whose profile was quietly removed and who has gone silent.
We can still stop California's 3D printer surveillance scheme(eff.org)
428 points by hn_acker | 152 comments
EFF Deeplinks article arguing that California's proposed 3D printer surveillance requirements can still be stopped and urging action against them.











