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technophile
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technophile
A person who enjoys learning about and using electronics and computers. See computerphile, hacker and dweeb. Contrast with technophobe.


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In taking his title from the lexicon of science, he makes clear that he seeks to engage the techno-capitalist world machine using its own language, its own tools, and its own methods of operation--yet without succumbing to the narcotizing fetishism of technophilia.
As Geoff Sharp noted in the previous issue, it is quite possible that a Rudd government will see its role as the extension of a series of hi-tech initiatives, as part of the technophilia which Barry Jones and others have made a central feature of Labor.
lxiv) She quoted Davenport and Prusak's Information Ecology (1997), capturing the technophilia (Orna's term) many of our companies continue to have: "our fascination with technology has made us forget the key purpose of information: to inform people.
 
 
 
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