“How hard can it be?” may be the five most foolish words in high technology.)” — Leslie Berlin Copy Share Image
“businessman’s wife should read and annotate articles for her husband).” — Leslie Berlin Books Copy Share Image
“US senator had asked if it were true that computers “will soon be able to secretly interpret a person’s brainwaves.” — Leslie Berlin Computers Copy Share Image
“book for career women in the late 1970s included a chapter on “What If They Call You a Castrating Bitch” — Leslie Berlin Books Copy Share Image
“companies assembled products in Asia, often in the Philippines, where wages could be as low as 13 cents per hour.” — Leslie Berlin Copy Share Image
“in 1972, pinball was still illegal in New York and had only recently been legalized in Chicago.” — Leslie Berlin Pinball Copy Share Image
“marijuana review board”—committee was “very much part of the creative process” and met on the roof” — Leslie Berlin Copy Share Image
“She overheard one of her coworkers bragging about his salary—and realized it was twice her own.” — Leslie Berlin Copy Share Image
“Marketing thought the programmers were lazy; the programmers thought marketing was stupid,” — Leslie Berlin Marketing Copy Share Image
“Palo Alto was fighting its reputation as “the Peninsula’s largest sex-shop center,” — Leslie Berlin Copy Share Image
“I remember Bob saying, 'Some people who believe in God are good, and some people who believe in God are not good.… — Leslie Berlin Atheism Copy Share Image
“he justified the discrepancy by saying that the coworker was married with children to support,” — Leslie Berlin Children Copy Share Image
“What were they building? Alcorn asked. A game you could play on a TV screen. They’re crazy,” — Leslie Berlin Television Copy Share Image
“He decided not to try to fix a bug that kept the paddles from reaching the top of the screen,” — Leslie Berlin Reaching the top Copy Share Image
