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Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution
In the early days of computers, hacking wasn’t about breaking into your neighbor’s Wi-Fi—it was a badge of honor for tinkerers who saw machines as playgrounds, not prisons. Steven Levy’s 'Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution' pulls back the curtain on the original hacker culture, revealing a world where curiosity, rebellion, and a radical belief in sharing information sparked a revolution. This isn’t your typical tech history; it’s a story about personalities, ethics, and the messy, human side of what we now call the digital age.
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