What the Dormouse Said
A history of the personal computing revolution that traces its roots to the counterculture and anti-war movements of the 1960s in the San Francisco Bay Area. It details how early pioneers at research labs and communes sought to democratize computing, leading to the development of the personal computer.
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Ranked #655 of 1942 · 323 pages · Published 2005
Mentioned 2× on The Joe Rogan Experience across 2 episodes, most recently on Jun 21, 2013.
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#369Jason Silva, Duncan Trussell, Ari Shaffir
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Book data: ISBN 9780670033829. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.