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      <title>Review: in the Beginning... Was the Command Line</title>
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      <description>In the beginning...was the command line is a non-technical, comparative study of computer operating systems (OSs) from one man&#39;s personal viewpoint. That man is science fiction author, Neal Stephenson - styled &#39;the hacker Hemingway&#39; by Newsweek. Stephenson set out to write an article for Wired magazine and so rich was the material that he ended up with a 150 page paperback, which is also available as a web essay. While it&#39;s great to have things available freely on the web, a piece this length on the screen is not easy on the eyes.</description>
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