Today marks the 30th anniversary of a seminal moment in the history of computing and, well, modern human culture -- the then-20-year-old Billy Gates' letter to the Homebrew Computer Club whinging that, by copying software and not paying for it, those goddamn hobbyists were funkin' with his flow, as they say in the modern parlance.
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February 03, 2006
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