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Hacker Review of Neuromancer, the novel (1984) The original cover of the novel.
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Hacker Review of Source Code, the movie (2011) Image from Wikipedia.
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Review of I, Robot – the First Three Short Stories (1940-1942) Isaac Asimov is a legend in science fiction.
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Generative AI in Writing, and the NaNoWriMo Conflict You might not follow what writers are discussing online.
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Hacker Review of Ghost in the Shell (1995) I've been longing to dive deep on this modern classic.
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Review of Hackers, the movie (1995) The Hackers movie is a true classic and much more alike the real hacker community I know.
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Review of Minority Report, the movie (2002) I remember how much I loved the combo of Tom Cruise action, futuristic computers, and dystopian plot when I saw the Minority Report movie for the first time.
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Review of The Minority Report, the book (1956) This hacker review covers Philip K.
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Review of The Matrix Revolutions (2003) This hacker review concludes the original Matrix trilogy.
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Review of The Matrix Reloaded (2003) December last year, I published my hacker review of The Matrix.
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The Origins of Cyberspace Spoiler Alert: The below text goes into detail on William Gibson’s short story “Burning Chrome.”
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Review of The Matrix (1999) I'm super pumped for the fourth Matrix movie – The Matrix Resurrections – to be out late December.
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Review of Sneakers (1992) Sneakers is one of the golden trio in silver screen hacker fiction.
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Review of Johnny Mnemonic (1981, 1995) A 1981 short story by William Gibson and a 1995 movie directed by Robert Longo and written by Gibson.
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Hackers, Crackers, and Cybercriminals What is a hacker?
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Get (Back) Into Reading A couple of years ago I pitched my work-in-progress hacker thriller to an agent and mentioned that tech geeks will want to read it.
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Access Denied and Hard Hacker Fiction ACCESS DENIED Something you often hear computer security experts scoff about is “Access Denied” blinking on a screen when a movie character is trying to break in to a system.
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Review of WarGames (1983) There’s nowhere better to start this blog than with the movie that seriously got me into computers: WarGames from 1983, directed by John Badham and written by Lawrence Lasker and Walter F.