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Cryptonomicon
Book : Fiction
Neal Stephenson
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Fascinating, fun and fast-paced
Published 2009-07-17
Neal Stephenson's best, so far, in my opinion. While "Snow Crash" is undeniably important from a "let's talk about the metaverse and cyberstuff" perspective, I believe "Cryptonomicon" is simply a better novel. The parallels between WWII cryptography and the disguising of data related to war efforts and modern (ie, late 20t...
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