Levy_S-Hackers-Heroes-Computer-Revolution

* "...dymaxion..." See Hugh Kenner, Bucky: A Guided Tour of Buckminster Fuller(New York: Morrow, 1973).* Back issues of PCC, generously provided by Bob Albrecht, were particularlyhelpful for information about early seventies Bay Area hacking.* Ted Nelson, Computer Lib/Dream Machines (self-published, distributed by TheDistributors, South Bend, Ind., 1974).* Brautigan's poem is in The Pill Versus the Springhill Mine Disaster (New York:Dell, Laurel, 1973). Reprinted by permission.* "...a manipulator..." William Burroughs in Naked Lunch (New York: GrovePress, 1959).* Ivan Illich, Tools for Conviviality (New York: Harper Colophon Books, 1973).* "...in honor of the American folk hero..." See Felsenstein's paper, "The TomSwift Terminal, A Convivial Cybernetic Device," Journal of CommunityCommunications, June 1975.* For background on the evolution of the microchip and its effect on the SiliconValley, see Dirk Hansen's The New Alchemists (Boston: Little, Brown, 1982).* "Moore seemed to get the money..." See Thomas Al-bright and Charles Moore,"The Last Twelve Hours of the Whole Earth," Rolling Stone, July 8, 1971.Maureen Orth followed up the story for Rolling Stone in "Whole Earth $$$Demise Continues" (March 16, 1972).* The leaflet was reprinted in the first issue of Homebrew Computer ClubNewsletter (HBCCN), which I found invaluable for research in this section.* Pittman's article was published in The Second West Coast Computer FaireProceedings Jim Warren, ed., (Palo Alto: Computer Faire, 1978).* "When [Marsh] had little else..." Felsenstein's article, "Sol: The Inside Story,"appeared in the first issue (July 1977) of the short-lived ROM magazine.* The Esquire article, "Secrets of the Black Box," by Ron Rosenbaum, is reprintedin his Rebirth of the Salesman: Tales of the Song and Dance 70's (New York: