Hackers. How young geeks pulled off the computer revolution and changed the world once and for all
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Bill Gates, Steve Wozniak, Marvin Minsky and other heroes of the 1980s computer revolution talk about how they fought with existing orders, formed new ones and fought with the law for the right of free access to information.
Stephen Levy talked to three generations of former hackers so that you would learn from the first time:
- How were the first personal computers created?
- Why did famous inventors throw universities?
- Can hackers be considered cybercriminals?
- What "hacker" values have united and continue to unite geeks across the planet?
- Why are the largest technological companies to this day hire professional hackers?
- Why the network, what we know it, is impossible without hacker culture?
And much more about the origins of the computer industry and the birth of technological giants of the digitalization era, for example, Apple and Microsoft
Stephen Levy talked to three generations of former hackers so that you would learn from the first time:
- How were the first personal computers created?
- Why did famous inventors throw universities?
- Can hackers be considered cybercriminals?
- What "hacker" values have united and continue to unite geeks across the planet?
- Why are the largest technological companies to this day hire professional hackers?
- Why the network, what we know it, is impossible without hacker culture?
And much more about the origins of the computer industry and the birth of technological giants of the digitalization era, for example, Apple and Microsoft
Author:
Author:Леви Стивен
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-106380-1
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