Look mum I'm in the paper (today's Svenska Dagbladet, Sweden's number two morning newspaper)

[icing@chaos.social]

@bagder Can I call you "Hans" from now on?

[miketheman@hachyderm.io]

@bagder congratulations!

[jackryder@infosec.exchange]

@bagder Congrats!

is it good? I don't speak swedish... you aren't on the run are you?

[bagder@mastodon.social]

@jackryder I think it is pretty decent

[jackryder@infosec.exchange]

@bagder I'm very happy for you!

It might be old fashioned but seeing yourself in print has always been cool to me.

10/10 would buy papers and keep them. Maybe frame a few good articles...

[meuwese@mastodon.social]

@bagder nice! What are those quotes doing around the word "program"? Is this supposed to be the introduction for some people to the concept of a computer program, or are they saying curl isn't exactly a program?

[bagder@mastodon.social]

@meuwese I suspect the latter, but I don't know...

[beckaohnoes@mas.to]

@bagder släcka halva internet alltså? Ja tack.

[cloudthethings@hachyderm.io]

@bagder is it the number two paper because it’s regularly read on the toilet?

[gbenntt@mastodon.world]

@bagder

[grillchen@brot.eus]

@bagder u made it!

[ascherbaum@mastodon.social]

@bagder I understand some of the words ...

Congratulations!

[jorismeys@mstdn.social]

@icing
Lol. (For reference to those who stumble upon it: It means "his" in swedish)
@bagder

[icing@chaos.social]

@JorisMeys @bagder Nah, I believe the secret is out. Hans Stenberg it is.

[niallor@mastodon.ie]

@bagder what? Only half?

[antmetsa@mastodon.social]

@bagder @kaia

Svenska Dagbladet is the more conservative newspaper of these two big in Sweden. The other one, Dagens Nyheter, is a little more liberal.