Most of us have lived with the internet, through its most common application, the worldwide web, for a quarter of a century. It seems as reliable as electricity or drinking water, and it is recognised as critical infrastructure. But the internet isn’t as substantial as it appears — it depends on a precarious balancing act behind the scenes, where technical problems are addressed in the midst of political squalls.
互联网已通过其最常见的形式——万维网，陪伴了我们中大多数人四分之一个世纪。它看上去就像电力或饮用水一样可靠，并被认为是一项关键基础设施。但互联网并不像它看上去那样牢固，它取决于幕后一些微妙的制衡，在那里，人们在应对科技问题的同时也顶着政治风暴。
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