The annual meeting of the Chaos Computer Club, Germany’s giant hacker group, is online again this year. While those of us here are sad that we don’t get to see our hacker friends in person, our loss ...

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Thirty-eight years after the famous club had its first meetings, spawning Apple and many other companies, many of its members got together to share stories of the beginnings of the PC era. Apple ...

The celebration, which was part of Vintage Computer Festival at the Computer History Museum here, was a lovefest for several mavericks of technology. And amid tales of building some of the world’s ...

Today marks the 38th anniversary of the first Homebrew Computer Club meeting. The Homebrew Computer Club was an eclectic collection of computer enthusiasts who gathered to meet and talk about tech. It ...

1975: The pioneering computer-hobbyist group, The Homebrew Computer Club, holds its first meeting in a Silicon Valley garage. From its ranks will emerge industry pioneers like Apple co-founders Steve ...

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BERLIN—It’s good to be a member of Germany’s Chaos Computer Club these days. Membership is booming. Club members are partnering up with some of the biggest names in German media and business.