Embracing Hacker Culture

Back in the 1960s, in the dorms at MIT, very young and brilliant people got their hands on the first user-programmable computers. This is where it all started, “The Hacker Way,” the culture of tinkering with computers and achieving limited but remarkable results. This culture is also not confined to the software domain. You could’ve been a hacker if you tinkered with hardware. If you found new ways to perform art, you could also be a hacker. It’s all about …

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