Rebranding it as The Hacker's Dictionary and injecting libertarian ideology shifted it from a communal snapshot of hacker culture to a narrative shaped by personal politics.
Rebranding it as The Hacker's Dictionary and injecting libertarian ideology shifted it from a communal snapshot of hacker culture to a narrative shaped by personal politics.
[high on shrooms, dreams about the voices outside the tent, merging into reality]
[closing down iTerm2]
[I have to make a git commit]
[merge conflict?]
[why must it be "colon" "w" "q", that's the most annoying part every time]
[& yet it could be no other way]
[perfect]
[high on shrooms, dreams about the voices outside the tent, merging into reality]
[closing down iTerm2]
[I have to make a git commit]
[merge conflict?]
[why must it be "colon" "w" "q", that's the most annoying part every time]
[& yet it could be no other way]
[perfect]