Either a strange coincidence or an badly disguised case of self-promotion:

and the blog's name is "JamieG Analysis".

If you submit your own article why not say it?

the swedes, troll ... oh, sweet irony

Well, it does not block that the applications write on your friend's page ;-) It blocks that this appears in your news feed on your page and that is an enormous relief.

Although I sympathize with your view on the role of corporations in politics. In this specific case it is all about independent and reasonable judges. Also something to cherish.

It is an interesting concept for a low-level language and could be pretty important. And since the gccgo compiler has been accepted by the gcc steering committee (link), I am expecting Go to stay and prosper.

That is one of the huge drawbacks of such a closed ecosystem.

However, the original post is less agitate than the summary:

Breaking News! Neat one line slogan not completely accurate! More in our special feature at eleven.

Indeed it would be, from TFA:

So he says that he believes in touch and digital reading, but voice, pen and keyboard will be the mainstream on that!?

WTF, seriously WTF! Either they mangled his statement beyond recognition or he has a very strange perception about what the iPad is, where digital reading is now (and what its problems are) as well as what most people do with their computers and smartphones

Anonymous is a non-hierarchical group with no objectively defined membership and no legitimate representation, but saying that it is nonexistent is strange.

That would be like saying coffee-drinkers or speakers of American English are nonexistent, just because they have no representative and there is no objective way to determine who belongs to this group. (Does drinking a single cup of coffee once in your life make you a member or only regular consumption? And what qualifies as regular? ... )

Anonymous exists, it is currently troubling the Australian government and has troubled Scientology before. It seems to be hard to grasp - for some minds and prosecuters alike ;-)

However, for that reason it is a non-story. I totally agree with you there.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legion_in_popular_culture

And you failed. QED

OK, if we are nitpicking: Spreading (and flapping) your wings is the only way to fly. Everything else is merely operating an aviation apparatus (or having it operated for you).

But seriously: I will fly to Ulan Bator tomorrow. Has three meanings (at least):

1) I will spread my wings and happily flap my way to the foot of mount Bogd Khan Uul.

2) I grab my leather helmet and aviator goggles and steer my airliner to Mongolia.

3) I board an airplane to Chinggis Khaan International Airport (ULN) and watch boring movies on tiny screens for several hours.

All three are quite compatible with I will fly to Ulan Bator tomorrow. - at least for me.

It will affect social interaction in some way or the other, since you cannot be sure people heard something just in was in your news. This will lead to coordination problems due to the lack of common knowledge. (There is a nice book about culture, coordination, and common knowledge Michael Suk-Young Chwe.)

Because they are running Siemens base stations and for that Harald started OpenBSC. Both projects are under GPL and are in close contact as far as I know.

Harald had a talk at 25C3 about their project, and were running a small setup there in the basement. AFAIK, because all frequencies are sold in Germany - there should be at least one for independent testing, but they sold all to the telcos - maybe that's why they are running the larger test in the Netherlands now.

Hey, relax! The twitter hype will pass and people will see it as what it is. It's like the 90s .com-hype - a lot of bullshit is thrown around, but it will pass, some things will stay, because they solve problems or enhance something, most will pass.

For myself, I can't see what is it about Twitter, doesn't do anything with me, maybe I'm to old or to whatever. Nearly none of my friends really uses it. But then, for a lot of people it seems to be the current thing, so what.

You and me, we poor souls are still clinging to /. - after all the years and all the bullshit here, that's pretty pathetic, too. (BTW I'm not as new as my number suggests.)