I just learned that The Pirate Bay and Piratbyrån were raided today. I don’t know much about what’s happened, but I really do hope that things have been handled very poorly. I hope that the allegations made by SVT that this was triggered by pressure from America are true and that it will cause public [...]
Archive for May, 2006
Hoping for the worst
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Copyright, Politics, Sweden on May 31, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Staavningsrefårm nuu!
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Svenska, Sverige on May 31, 2006 | 4 Comments »
This post deals with my proposed spelling reform of the Swedish written language and is therefore written in Swedish (more or less). Uut määd gamelsvenskan, in määd nyysvenskan! Jaag haar kåmit påå at staavningen ii svenska inte äär såå låågisk åk inleeder därför en kampanj föör en nyy staavningsrefårm. Deet mest upenbaara probleemet i gamelsvenska [...]
Higher levels of violence
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Jujutsu on May 20, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
A few hours ago I graduated to 3 kyu (green belt) in the Swedish jujutsu system. I think the short but exausting graduation went well with only a few small mistakes. Many thanks to Johan Gustafsson for being my uke and to Andreas Stenström for taking pictures.
Work for me! Yay!
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Opera, Work on May 18, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
This morning I signed on to work at Opera Software’s Linköping office for the summer. Since the web is my niche, I’m expecting it to be very fun and a learning experience. It also meant signing my first non-disclosure agreement which, apart from prohibiting me to disclose secret information, prohibits my working on or promoting [...]
Journey to the East, Part 1
Posted in Nonsense, tagged BLCU, China, Mandarin, School on May 15, 2006 | 2 Comments »
Today was the last lesson of my evening classes in Mandarin which I have been taking this semester. We drank green tea and repeated some of what we’ve learned. Our teacher presented me with a Chinese calendar as a top of class reward, which I was very happy to receive. The short speech I gave [...]
