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Az újságírót, Andrew Blum-ot kíváncsivá tette, hogy valójában miből épül fel az internet, miután egy mókus szétrágott egy kábelt és lekényszerítette az internetről. Útnak indult, hogy megnézze a tenger alatti kábeleket, a titkos kapcsolókat és más fizikai dolgokat, amelyekből az internet összeáll.
For his new book, "Tubes," Andrew Blum visited the places where the internet exists in physical form: the cables and switches and servers that virtually connect us. Full bio »
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