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"My sweet little autistic nerd boy"
That’s how Jenna Cohen describes her hubby, BitTorrent creator genius Bram Cohen in an excellent Wired article about the paradigm shift that is occurring with the rise of peercasting.
The article also includes tidbits from an interview with Cohen — that in itself makes the article worth reading (by the way, reading about Cohen’s penchant for strategy games reminded me of a certain Gadgetopi-eer.)
by Dave
January 30, 2005 9:30 PM
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