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by k1m 6y ago
> Thing is, he damaged himself by choosing to spend nearly a decade in isolation. He always argued that he would not receive fair treatment if he submitted himself to authorities, especially as they would give him no assurance about not
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by k1m 6y ago
Latest on the hearing appears to be this (posted yesterday): > Julian Assange's extradition hearing at the Old Bailey today will not be going ahead because the husband of one of the US lawyers has come down with Covid-like symptoms.
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IBAHRI condemned UK treatment of Julian Assange in US extradition trial(ibanet.org)
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by k1m 6y ago
> Suppose it's just Murray's reporting that isn't evenhanded. Murray is clearly on Assange's side, but that doesn't mean his observations of the judge's behaviour aren't accurate. As far as I know, no o
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by k1m 6y ago
But Craig Murray hasn't exactly portrayed the judges in this case to be as evenhanded as you appear to imply they are. So I don't think there'll be any surprise, from Craig Murray or anyone else observing closely, if they do
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Assange Hearing Day 8(craigmurray.org.uk)
142 points by k1m 6y ago|62 comments
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by k1m 6y ago
I'd urge people to read the articles and judge for themselves if they are "silly questions".
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by k1m 6y ago
There have been questions raised about the judge in this case: * As British judge made rulings against Julian Assange, her husband was involved with right-wing lobby group briefing against WikiLeaks founder - https://www.dailymav
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Assange Hearing Day 7(craigmurray.org.uk)
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by k1m 6y ago
My guess is that he's numbering sequentially from the hearings earlier in the year, e.g. https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2020/02/your-man-in-...
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by k1m 6y ago
Thank you! Fixed.
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by k1m 6y ago
I think this a good idea, but especially because the WayBackMachine uses good content security policies to prevent some of the intrusive JS ad-dependent sites like to push on people. So you're not only protecting from future 404 scenar
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Assange Hearing Day 6(craigmurray.org.uk)
360 points by k1m 6y ago|241 comments
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Journalists cheered Assange's abuse. Now they've paved his path to a US gulag(jonathan-cook.net)
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by k1m 6y ago
Here's the link to the study: https://www.mediareform.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/La... Criticism they can ignore (as they often do) I'm sure doesn't bother them. But the widespread
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by k1m 6y ago
Perhaps "occasional" wasn't the right choice of word. They have regular columns, yes, but when the Guardian goes into attack mode against the left, these writers either don't appear or are drowned out by others in the pa
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by k1m 6y ago
I think Graeber's point is that occasionally publishing writers like this gives the Guardian a kind of fake left cred that then makes their attacks on the left (which can be relentless, as in the case of Corbyn) much more powerful. Bel
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by k1m 6y ago
The photo choice struck me as a cheap shot too. But I don't know who's responsible for that at the Guardian. I assumed knowing his views on the Guardian they didn't try very hard when it came to the photo.
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by k1m 6y ago
As this is published in the Guardian, it's fair to point out that David Graeber was very much outspoken against the Guardian in the last couple of years and refused to write for them again. > as for the Guardian, we will never forge
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by k1m 6y ago
Would be interested to know what you find its limits to be, and what you'd recommend as something more flexible than Buefy.
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by k1m 6y ago
I think they're a great combo. Had always been scared off from modern front-end work because it seemed to involve a whole bunch of intricate dependencies and build tools. So it's been eye-opening to see just how much you can build
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by k1m 6y ago
I'm more a back end developer myself, but have really enjoyed Vue. My recommendation would be to try a few basic intros to Vue, but try to avoid the ones that want to get you set up with a whole bunch of command-line tools to compile&#
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by k1m 6y ago
> Sidenote: TIL You can send articles and wordpress posts / content to a Kindle with the appropriate plugin. That's one of the most useful features of the Kindle for me. As far as I know only PocketBook devices offer similar fu
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by k1m 6y ago
Regarding the allegations, many do not believe they are credible. See for example this comment by the UN's Nils Melzer: > Surely, I thought, Assange must be a rapist! But what I found is that he has never been charged with a sexual
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Advertisers Are Paying Off Ad Blockers to Show 200M Users “Acceptable Ads”(restoreprivacy.com)
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We do not know whether “Acceptable Ads” products are independent of each other(twitter.com)
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by k1m 6y ago
Thank you! Glad you liked it. :)
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by k1m 6y ago
I work on a project which helps you produce RSS feeds from web pages that don't offer their own using the page URL as input and simple selectors to identify the web page elements to be used in the feed. Here's what it can produce
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by k1m 6y ago
Check out https://txtify.it
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by k1m 6y ago
To help extract article content, you might be interested in this collection I help maintain: https://github.com/fivefilters/ftr-site-config/ It's used, in addition to an automatic article extractor, in Full-T

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