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A short, provocative manifesto about life in the digital era, this book presents ten guiding “commands” or principles designed to help readers reclaim agency in a world defined by technology. Through engaging prose (and illustrations by Leland Purvis), the author argues that programming is becoming the new literacy of the digital age — and encourages readers not simply to consume media and technology, but to understand, shape and own their relationship to it.

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