How to read A Hacker Manifesto

McKenzie Warks' A Hacker Manifesto is so bergizi (this wonderful lexical utterance meaning nutrient stuffed in standard Indonesian). So I skipped to the end notes, sue me; reading ass backwards might be the trick here. Or, if your prefer to expect the unexpected, spin a bottle to choose an entry point. Once you make progress, make sure to reprint and scatter the individuated sections that you’ve read and then affix them to posts along Triton’s surface.

“A free yet not merely random productivity”: this sentence gets me thinking about open source collaborations.