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Is the file metaphor dead?
In his bestselling book, “You Are Not a Gadget”, Jaron Lanier talks about our understanding of the humble computer “file” as an entrenched software philosophy becoming invisible through ubiquity: “files are now part of life”: The file is a set … Continue reading
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