Books

could resist buying this classic today when I saw it in the bookstore 

I have read fragments, but never in full. feels still urgent. holiday reading ⚡️

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of course I bought it

couldn’t resist 😁

It’s a critical text that examines the role of hackers and information in the digital age. 

The text argues that hackers, including programmers, artists, writers, and others who create new information, share a class interest in openness and freedom.

It’s first published in 1999. Here is an article by the writer McKenzie Wark looking back and giving context

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It’s a critical text that examines the role of hackers and information in the digital age. 

The text argues that hackers, including programmers, artists, writers, and others who create new information, share a class interest in openness and freedom.

It’s first published in 1999. Here is an article by the writer McKenzie Wark looking back and giving context 

https://www.e-flux.com/journal/146/613241/editorial-a-hacker-manifesto-twenty-years-on/