@dilgerma Technically, yes; I can't imagine the Chinese government ever agreeing for simple PR reasons (see scmp.com/news/hong-kong/arti…)
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His choice of Hong Kong, though, is likely only puzzling to Americans. Seems a good place to be safe from US persecution.
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Have to agree with @timbray: Some of the things Snowden said about his level of access seem too hard to believe. Wonder how that'll turn out
Well said RT @halfbyte: “Dear Edward Snowden: […] I’ll measure what’s left of my faith in the US system by your future.”
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Based on the information available now, I can only admire Edward Snowden’s incredible courage. guardian.co.uk/world/2013/ju…
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And another slide deck: “Clojure for OOP Folks: How to Design Clojure Programs” speakerdeck.com/stilkov/cloj… (presented at Geecon in May)
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Slides from my keynote at last week‘s Software Architecture Summit – not much use without audio, but here you go speakerdeck.com/stilkov/why-…
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“You Won’t Finish This Article: Why people online don’t read to the end” slate.com/articles/technolog…
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@sospirati Mir waren es vor allem deutlich zu wenig. Aber es wäre sehr interessant, das auf einer vernünftigen Basis zu sehen.
Autsch: “Das dümmliche Kokettieren mit Religion wird allmählich in einer beunruhigenden Breite gesellschaftsfähig.” wahrheitueberwahrheit.blogsp…
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Great comment on the sad "I have nothing to hide" stupidity: old.reddit.com/r/changemyview/co… (via @jwz)
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Gibt's irgendwo Feedback der #aufschrei-Macher zu dieser (recht vernichtenden) Statistik? blog-der-wendungen.blogspot.…
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Jim Waldo: “One of the first distinctions we introduce […]: what is immoral, what is illegal, and what is creepy” blogs.law.harvard.edu/waldo/…
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@pvblivs My understanding is that PRISM is the name of the system used to access information gathered under FISA.
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