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Here's another excerpt from "Cypherpunks" at Salon: http://www.salon.com/2012/12/02/julian_assange_the_web_can_create_revolutions_or_jail_revolutionaries/ http
by CorsairSanglot 14y ago
Here's another excerpt from "Cypherpunks" at Salon:
http://www.salon.com/2012/12/02/julian_assange_the_web_can_create_revolutions_or_jail_revolutionaries/ http://www.salon.com/2012/12/02/julian_assange_the_web_can_c...
You can only buy this book direct from the publisher. Amazon isn't carrying it.
- rdl 14y agoYou can also find it on popular torrent sites, as information wants to be free. (I would have bought it if it had been on Amazon, but, well.) 1dc2e5b6f0d5036a182e85ab34da839d15eaf1ed cypherpunks.epub 5d546aaa83aebd43a2342f6dc737d271a34ff684 cypherpunks.mobi ccaf1c45fc31633c9728dcd2cd4545b55a27be7c cypherpunks.pdf
- CorsairSanglot 14y agoWait...so your two options are buy from Amazon or pirate? Amazon is basically the worst corporation on the face of the earth. Supporting a small publisher -- especially a small publisher willing to publish Julian Assange, books about Bradley Manning, and books about Wikileaks, is basically a decent thing to do.
- chj 14y agopayment is very inconvenient. That's why a free payment system (without state control) should be given the top priority.
- rdl 14y agoYeah, it's not so much a moral argument as that I'm willing to pay ~10 seconds and up to $20 (and ideally, $10) for a book.
- rdl 14y agoActually I poked around the site more; it's not as bad as I thought (it takes normal credit cards, although authorize.net is kind of a pain). And the non-DRM ebooks are fairly acceptable. I'd still strongly prefer Amazon, but wouldn't pirate out of spite.
- ahelwer 14y agoWhy do you say Amazon the worst corporation on the face of the earth? I can honestly think of nothing that would justify that statement.