this phrase is a way to express to someone very simple things like how you/or others, “ i noticed i did NOT do anything in makerspace”
im making this because its an inside joke between friends
im making this because its an inside joke between friends
by scooberttherealrealguy101 February 23, 2024
this phrase is a way to express to someone very simple things like how you/or others, “ i noticed i did NOT do anything in makerspace”
im making this because its an inside joke between friends
im making this because its an inside joke between friends
by scooberttherealrealguy101 February 23, 2024
this phrase is a way to express to someone very simple things like how you/or others, “ i noticed i did NOT do anything in makerspace”
by scooberttherealrealguy101 February 23, 2024
The latest babblespeak for technology and other “innovators.” Notable for being truly considered meaningful by its users.
by Honest Grammarian August 03, 2021
The lastest babblespeak term for “entrepreneurs,” particularly those aspiring to becoming leaders in a tech field. Notable in that its users actually believe it conveys useful information to the external audience, as compared to other obviously made up terms such as “ideation.”
by Honest Grammarian August 03, 2021
The attitude of an arrogant, dilettante craftsman - often a perpetual one.
Those who embody the Makerspace Mindset have little to no skills or abilities in the allied arts or trades, but believe they do, while producing only crude toys or prototypes. Computer-aided tools do most if not all of the work.
They often make things that are marginally functional, sloppy, and infantile, and are limited by near-absolute reliance on self-operating tools to produce the result (CAD/CAM, 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machining on "prosumer" tools, etc.). Many cannot even draw a sketch without the aid of a computer, and the computer may do most of the work.
Those with the Makerspace Mindset often have a very high opinion of their ideas and their skills, in spite of being essentially unable to function in the absence of a computer-aided environment.
Those who embody the Makerspace Mindset have little to no skills or abilities in the allied arts or trades, but believe they do, while producing only crude toys or prototypes. Computer-aided tools do most if not all of the work.
They often make things that are marginally functional, sloppy, and infantile, and are limited by near-absolute reliance on self-operating tools to produce the result (CAD/CAM, 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC machining on "prosumer" tools, etc.). Many cannot even draw a sketch without the aid of a computer, and the computer may do most of the work.
Those with the Makerspace Mindset often have a very high opinion of their ideas and their skills, in spite of being essentially unable to function in the absence of a computer-aided environment.
"He's basically useless with his hands, but he thinks he's a craftsman; he has that "makerspace mindset", you know. Without CNC tools, he couldn't make a damn thing."
by TruthScrawledBackwards June 09, 2024