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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 22 hours ago

California’s 3D Printer Law Would Criminalize Open Source, Enshittify The 3D Printing Space

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California’s 3D Printer Law Would Criminalize Open Source, Enshittify The 3D Printing Space

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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 22 hours ago

There’s been a flood of new state laws placing restrictions on 3D printing that are driven by sloppy moral panics about 3D printed guns (and a desire by large manufacturers to dominate the ma…

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“Scans for 3D printed firearm” yeah okay. It’s totally going to detect that with 100% accuracy.
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  Same basic technology as Hotdog or Not Hotdog.

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