Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution by Steven Levy (1984)

Hackers: Heroes of the Computer Revolution is a historical account of the rise of the computer industry from the 1940s to the early 1980s.

It includes interviews with many of the computer pioneers who developed the first computers and created the culture of computer hacking.

The book focuses on the early days of computing when computers were first being developed and the culture of DIY computing was spreading.

It looks at the early hackers who worked together to create the first computers and the culture of sharing information and working together to create new technologies.

It examines the impact of hackers on the development of the computer industry and how their culture has shaped the world today.

It also looks at the ethical implications of hacking and the ways in which hackers have been able to use their knowledge to gain access to sensitive information.

The book looks at the early days of computing in a positive light, highlighting the importance of collaboration and creativity in the development of new technologies.

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