Sadly I tried to download this a while ago and it turned out to be fake... its another (not-so-interesting) documentary on the internet.
This one seems to be the real deal, I'm downloading it now, and I saw Robert X. Cringely in the preview.
Evidently there is VHS / DVD out there. Didn't find anything streaming, but didn't look too hard. Mr Cringley was nice enough to point us in the right direction: