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There's an interesting book that uses that C64 one liner to "understand the cultural context of computing" and it's an open access book: https://mitpress.mit.ed
by nyankosensei 9y ago
There's an interesting book that uses that C64 one liner to "understand the cultural context of computing" and it's an open access book:
https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/10-print-chr2055rnd1-goto-10 https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/10-print-chr2055rnd1-goto-10
- jccc 9y agoThe opening line of the article is: "10 PRINT[1] is a new book which explores the magical power of a single line of code." [1] https://www.amazon.com/10-PRINT-CHR-205-5-RND-ebook/dp/B00C9K9OE2/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&qid=1510162754&sr=8-1&keywords=10+print&linkCode=ll1&tag=travelingfore-20&linkId=2962f94a2dbc433edeb005c125fb6e7e https://www.amazon.com/10-PRINT-CHR-205-5-RND-ebook/dp/B00C9...
- dsnuh 9y agoI got a hardcover of this book when I bought a used C64 off eBay. I was hoping to see it mentioned!
- vilhelm_s 9y agoExactly what I was going to say. It's apparently part of an MIT Press series of books on "Software Studies", a kindof humanities approach to software. > The Software Studies book series, published by the MIT Press, aims to publish the best new work in a critical and experimental field that is at once culturally and technically literate, reflecting the reality of today’s software culture. The entire 324 page book can be downloaded as a pdf at the above link.