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by Hagelin 16y ago
Sure, I don’t disagree, I just wanted to provide some nuance to the word ”independent”.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Yes, an independent committee whose "five members are appointed by the Norwegian Parliament and roughly represent the political makeup of that body”. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norwegian_Nobel_Committee
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"Broken Meetings (and how you'll fix them)” by Merlin Mann [video](vimeo.com)
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Advertisers get hands stuck inside HTML5 database cookie jar(arstechnica.com)
7 points by Hagelin 16y ago|4 comments
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Skimming through the list of podcasts I’ve subscribed to, a common thread seems to be people having real conversations , whether it’s news discussion, in-depth analysis of a topic or funny people saying funny things. Given the choice, I’d
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Nope, thankfully I don’t have a need for it.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
"MouseClick is an ergonomic software that will click the mouse for you. The software assists in the recovery and prevention of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI).” http://ufridman.org/mouseclick.html
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Yes, I’m sure your parents have great reasons to be grateful to the US, as do I, I’m just saying that German labour laws aren’t one of them.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
FYI: muslin isn't a race. Oh, I know, it’s a fabric. I'm glad we agree that it's not the paradise that so leftists claim it to be. So you really didn’t have a point, did you? Just wanted to blurt out a few insults?
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by Hagelin 16y ago
I also find it really funny because Sweden, Denmark, and Finland are not only very homogeneous, but very racist. It's very difficult to go against what is considered "normal" (IE: groupthink). Oh, lovely, we’re very racist, are we? Compar
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Sure, but labour laws in Germany are closely related to those of other Northern European countries, such as the Scandinavian ones. Like them or not, the labour movement in the form of the unions and the Social Democratic parties fought long
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by Hagelin 16y ago
"How did Germany become such a great place to work in the first place? The Allies did it.” What? I’m pretty sure the European labour movement and the Social Democrats wouldn’t agree with that answer. On a list of possible explanations, I
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Whither Mac OS X?(macworld.com)
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Isn’t Facebook pretty much the same thing, though? I’d say it’s taken off with quite a few people?
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by Hagelin 16y ago
I really like Andrew Sullivan’s simple system, soliciting readers to comment via email and then selectively publishing those he believes create and add to an ongoing conversation. http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com
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by Hagelin 16y ago
"Maybe I did something wrong to my Google settings. Maybe I flipped some obscure switch. I am completely willing to take the blame here."
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by Hagelin 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1623022
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by Hagelin 16y ago
If I’ve understood correctly, the warrant was issued by an on-duty prosecutor and overturned by a chief prosecutor. It could be a simple revaluation of whether or not the accusation falls within the legal definition of rape, whether or not
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Crappy Google translation: http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&i... It’s based on this article, but Google won’t translate it: http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article7652935.ab
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by Hagelin 16y ago
I’m guessing that they simply added the short Assange statement to the front page of the english site, and that the text below it has nothing to do with it.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
> *Apparently they were lying. Apparent based on what? The prosecutor hasn’t made any such statement?
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Although the arrest warrant has now been withdrawn: "The warrant was issued late on Friday, said Karin Rosander, communications head at Sweden's prosecutors' office. Swedish police have been trying to contact Mr Assange, but have not yet b
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Only it’s more a presumption of conspiracy until proven otherwise. And there really isn’t a way of proving otherwise, any such proof will likely be dismissed as yet another part of the conspiracy.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
It made it’s way in to the world after an arrest warrant was issued . There has been some debate in Sweden over the choice of publishing names or not, this is hardly a unique case.
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by Hagelin 16y ago
It was reported by the media after an arrest warrant was issued .
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by Hagelin 16y ago
It’s interesting that Assagne dismisses Expressen as a ”tabloid” when he has signed up to be a columnist for their main competitor Aftonbladet. While I don’t read either of them and would agree with the labeling, both papers also do a great
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Apple manager arrested in kickback scheme(mercurynews.com)
3 points by Hagelin 16y ago|0 comments
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by Hagelin 16y ago
Related article from Ars Technica: http://arstechnica.com/apple/news/2010/08/new-school-program...
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The problem with deploying iPads in schools(speirs.org)
23 points by Hagelin 16y ago|22 comments
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Connecticut AG calls Amazon, Apple to woodshed over e-book deals(arstechnica.com)
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