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For people like me, who work in the IT/internet biz, Hackers, Where the wizards stay up late, Accidental Empires and Insanely Great are fast and fun reads.
And anyone who is into Trek should find Future perfect and Is data Human? fun reads.
All but the ... ... for Apple, LOL.
I can right-click on my wintel laptop, you know. And have been able to since forever ;-)
ETA - Accidental empires is also quite... "fun", if you're into that general genre *wrinkles nose and smiles* ... that - Hackers, Microserfs, Where Wizards Stay up Late I think was the most popular ones.
Personally I also liked Accidental Empires.
But today I would add Cyberselfish by Paulina Borsook and Reload rethinking woman + cyberculture edited by Mary Flanagan and maybe Crypto ... ... that, since I'm not a programmer by any stretch of the definition.
And last but not least, I'm about halfway through Accidental Empires by Robert X. Cringely, a history of the birth of the computer age and industry. If you're interested the business of technology and you don't read
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