Emphatique et autobiographique. Si on ne me l'avais pas donné, je ne l'aurais sans doute pas lu.
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New year's resolution is to read moar books. So here I am.
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Julien Deswaef finished reading L'heure des prédateurs by Giuliano da Empoli
Julien Deswaef wants to read Algorithm Image Art by Rosemary Lee

Algorithm Image Art by Rosemary Lee
Algorithm, Image, Art examines the history, processes, and ideas behind visual culture. Machine learning algorithms now have a pervasive influence …
Julien Deswaef wants to read Le fil Invisible du capital by Ulysse Lojkine

Le fil Invisible du capital by Ulysse Lojkine
Les rapports économiques du capitalisme ne s'observent pas à l'oeil nu. L'enchevêtrement de la circulation des marchandises, l'usage d'unités de …
Julien Deswaef wants to read Consent of the networked by Rebecca MacKinnon

Consent of the networked by Rebecca MacKinnon
A global struggle for control of the Internet is now underway. At stake are no less than civil liberties, privacy …
Julien Deswaef wants to read The reconfigured eye by William J. Mitchell

The reconfigured eye by William J. Mitchell
Enhanced? Or faked? Today the very idea of photographic veracity is being radically challenged by the emerging technology of digital …
Julien Deswaef wants to read The Chaos Machine by Max Fisher

The Chaos Machine by Max Fisher
The gripping and galling inside story of how Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other social networks preyed on psychological frailties to …
Julien Deswaef wants to read The Internet Con by Cory Doctorow

The Internet Con by Cory Doctorow
When the tech platforms promised a future of "connection," they were lying. They said their "walled gardens" would keep us …
Julien Deswaef wants to read Predatory Data by Anita Say Chan

Predatory Data by Anita Say Chan
The first book to draw a direct line between the datafication and prediction techniques of past eugenicists and today's often …
Julien Deswaef wants to read Synware : free software syndicates by petites singularités

Synware : free software syndicates by petites singularités
The Synware (sinwɛːʁ) collection explores the modalities of using, creating, and maintaining digital technologies collectively. Synware documents decentralized free software, …
Julien Deswaef wants to read Handmade Networks by Steffen Köhn

Handmade Networks by Steffen Köhn, Nestor Siré
Handmade Networks presents a body of research-based artworks by Steffen Köhn and Nestor Siré. Their collaborative projects explore how the …
Julien Deswaef finished reading Polluer, c'est coloniser by Max Liboiron
Julien Deswaef wants to read La viralidad del mal by Proyecto Una
On m'interroge souvent sur les bactéries ou les champignons qui "mangent" les plastiques: ne fourniraient-ils pas un moyen formidable de nettoyer les océans et les décharges? Non. Si les bactéries ou les champignons mangeurs de plastiques se développaient jusqu'à atteindre une échelle permettant d'affronter le problème des plastiques, alors ils mangeraient aussi les plastiques présents dans les ponts, les avions, les automobiles, les pacemakers et les immeubles. Les infrastructures du quotidien tomberaient en miettes tout autour de nous, comme dans un film d'horreur de série B.
— Polluer, c'est coloniser by Max Liboiron (Page 172)