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LRB Article PDF: Short Cuts (<i>LRB</i> volume 32 number 16, 19 August 2010) 

LRB Article PDF: Short Cuts (LRB volume 32 number 16, 19 August 2010)

Andrew O'Hagan

If hackers possess a look, then Julian Assange would probably be best placed to carry it onto the runways at New York fashion week. Except that the founder of WikiLeaks - brown cargo pants, computer rucksack, and this season's must-have, prematurely silver hair - would certainly be arrested as he attempted to cross into the land of the free. Assange has been denounced by everybody from the US defense secretary, Robert Gates, to my nephew Rory, a student at the University of Aberdeen, who believes Assange is alone responsible for a general upswing in the fortunes of computer nerds at the expense of guitar heroes.

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