4/5 Stars (%75/100)
I can see that it is getting better and hopefully, it will continue to improve like this. The mysterious sorcerer who helps Arthur is revealed to be Merlin (not a big surprise), another member of the Sins. As always I liked the fights, especially against Hendrickson. The whole damsel-in-distress plot was getting boring so it is good to see new things. I liked it in general and curious to read the next one because the ending was also really good.
Hi dear readers
I’m going to comment you an English book that I read, named “deep trouble”
Two friends who have an exam next week, decided to go holiday instead of exam.
They got on a boat at West Palm Beach and minutes later they were in deep trouble.
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Selam , bugün sizlere okuduğum İngilizce kitabın yorumuyla geldim. İşte yorumum ,iyi okumalar
Haftaya sınavları başlayacak olan 18 yaşındaki iki genç sınavlara çalışmak istemeyip tatile çıkmak isterler. Gittikleri West Palm plajında bir tekneye binerler ve dakikalar sonra başları büyük belada olur
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10/10
2021 6. kitabı
If you’ve ever wondered what’s actually happening behind the scary headlines about the "hidden internet," Inside the Dark Web is basically the reality check you need. It moves past the sensationalist myths and dives into the actual architecture of anonymity without feeling like a dry textbook.
What I found most interesting from a technical standpoint is how the book deconstructs the Tor (The Onion Router) protocol. It explains that the Dark Web isn’t some separate physical entity, but an overlay network built on top of the standard internet. The way it details the multi-layered encryption where each relay in the circuit only "peels" off one layer of encryption to find the next destination really helps you understand why it’s so incredibly difficult for law enforcement to track. It also dives into the necessity of PGP (Pretty Good Privacy) for secure communication and how cryptocurrencies created the first truly trustless environment for global transactions.
But it’s not just a manual for techies. The book strikes a great balance by showing the dual nature of these tools. On one hand, you have the predictable stuff like the evolution of the Silk Road and darknet markets. On the other, you see how these same hidden services provide a literal lifeline for whistleblowers and journalists in regimes where the "normal" web is a surveillance trap.
Honestly, it’s a bit of a wake-up call. It makes you realize that privacy isn't just a setting on your browser; it’s a complex, ongoing battle of math and code. If you want to understand how anonymity actually works and why it’s both a blessing and a curse for modern society this is a solid, no-nonsense read that stays with you long after you close it..
Accessing the book in our country is quite challenging, but you can find it
5/5 Stars (%87/100)
The best volume I've read so far. We learn the secrets of human combustion (well to some degree) and one of the best fights in the series is also in this volume: Shinra vs. Rekka. We are introduced to many new characters some of them belonging to a secret organization that knows a lot of things about Shinra (having something called Adolla Burst) and the world itself. Benimaru Shinmon my favorite character in the series is also briefly presented. The fight scenes are well written and presented, we finally learn more about the world and characters, and the story is much more interesting now. I am very curious to see what happens next.
John Barth is the most important postmodernist novelist and his works of art fiction and reality somehow is complicated. It becomes difficult to decide which one is real and which one is fiction. Blurring and uncertainty is so immense that sometimes it is problematic to understand what is happening and what is going on this story. In the story we have suspicions and questions. All the time, nothing is accepted, and we have a sceptical reading. Every concern and everything are sceptical, and we should not forget that the question is very important. Linda Hutcheon talks about self-reflexivity. Do nothing that we are pieces of reality. In fact, we are fictional. They all the time try to make us aware of being fictional. This progress is self-reflexivity of postmodernist works of art. Another word, it shows us through metafiction, through inflectional references, through parody and pastiche.
The author used mostly the techniques of metafiction. The author often comments on the narration and sometimes criticizes creation. While narrating the story, he starts to tell very unusual thing, or he starts to give some certain clues related to the techniques. So, all these things help you understand that be aware. This is not a sort of real thing. Do not get lost in the magical story. The other is playful language. Immitations of the language is one of the problems that postmodernist author criticizes. They try to challenge the limitations through playing with the languages. Pronunciations and the spelling of these words are somehow distorted. It shows “mock “this is the motto of postmodernism. Parody, fragmented narration, open ended closure, intertextual references, and uncertainty are the other concepts or techniques used in the novel. Open ended closure is sometimes subverted
4/5 Stars (%81/100)
Not as good as the previous one but it is really good in general. After the battle, Nezuko and Tanjiro brought to the HQ of Demon Slayer Corps. We get to meet the leader of Demon Slayer Corps, a mysterious man usually called Master of the Mansion (Oyakata-sama). Here, the Hashira, Pillars, are also introduced. I have to admit that they are pretty generic when we first meet them. They only have one specific quality except for Giyuu and Shinobu because we know more about them. However, I know that every Hashira is very unique and lovable.
Shinobu decides to take the boys to her mansion and train them. The short training/rehabilitation arc was pretty funny and easy to read. Shinobu is one of my favorite characters in the whole series. The next arc is the Infinity Train Arc which is very good (After the first season of the anime, they decided to release this arc as a movie and it is already out in many countries).
