Computer hackers break bread, push boundaries of technology
Some, including members of CT Hackerspace, a mix of about a dozen 20-somethings and older who met at Panera Bread, have banded together with colleagues across the country in enclaves called "hackerspaces."
In rented rooms or old industrial spaces, like-minded hackers are meeting to share information, computing power and equipment while working on projects that can range from testing Internet security to creating clothes illuminated with light-emitting diodes.
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