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200 10$aResistance to the current $ethe dialectics of hacking /$fJohan So?derberg and Maxigas
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327   $a1. Introduction: The Dialectics of Hacking-- 2. Theorizing Critique and Recuperation-- 3. Community Wireless Networks: A Darknet of Light-- 4. Open-Source 3D Printing: Reproducing Machines and Social Relations-- 5. Hackerspaces: Memory and Forgetting Through Generations of Shared Machine Shops-- 6. Internet Relay Chat: A Time Machine that Stood the Test of Time-- 7. Conclusion: The Struggle Ahead.
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