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harriet_toad_maradona 's review for:
The Dark Net: Inside the Digital Underworld
by Jamie Bartlett
as I am the kind of reader who avoids books in which "Futurist" refers not to Marinetti et. al but to some Objectivist who uses his eDiets money to commission cryogenic research/memory-uploading software, I knew I was taking a chancd but figured I ought to.
I didn't expect so shallow a book. I hoped to learn something of *how* the deep web functions, but this book was really just a statement *that* it functions. things I did learn from this author: "the internet is power and freedom" and "after you explore an internet subculture, the issues don't seem black and white anymore." gag me with a Coleco voice-synthesis module.
I didn't expect so shallow a book. I hoped to learn something of *how* the deep web functions, but this book was really just a statement *that* it functions. things I did learn from this author: "the internet is power and freedom" and "after you explore an internet subculture, the issues don't seem black and white anymore." gag me with a Coleco voice-synthesis module.