Jeg vet at verden er et alvorlig sted

Men det foregår også Assange-dansebildelekkasjer her

VGanders på Twitter lenket til journalisten Kashmir Hill som blogger om Domscheit-Berg som skrev: "Julian took up a lot of space when he danced — almost like a tribesman performing some kind of ritual. He’d spread his arms and gallop across the dance floor, taking huge steps. He didn’t look very rhythmic or coordinated, and he didn’t seem to have that much feeling for the music, but he did possess a certain cool. He didn’t care what other people thought of him. You need space, he once told me, for your ego to flow."

As they say on the Internetz, pics or it didn’t happen…
Some anonymous person posted this photo on the image-sharing site, Min.us. Like WikiLeaks itself, the whole process is fairly anonymous. Min.us launched last year; like Imgur, it makes photo-sharing super easy; users can just drag and drop a photo from their desktop onto the Min.us website to upload it, no account necessary. And Min.us tells me they don’t save the IP addresses of those that drop photos onto their site.


Assuming Assange opened his eyes at some point while dancing, he may be the only one who knows who took (and leaked) this photo.

Og så en fra desember,
Julian Assanges date-profil på OkCupid:

The funny thing about the Internet is how easy it is for our professional and personal worlds to collide. You can try to hide your non-professional — and potentially embarrassing — online identities with pseudonyms, but it doesn’t always work.


Assange (..)hasn’t accessed the site since Dec. 31, 2006.

Public Service Announcement: This would be a good time to remind my readers to erase their online dating profiles if they’re no longer in the digital meat market.