Helsinki named Klingon-speaking capital of the world

I thought I had probably written all there was to say about Klingon Anti-Virus, but looking at the topic again we’ve uncovered something really interesting.

For a bit of fun, we decided to look at our weblogs to see if there was anything interesting we could determine about the many people who had checked out our Klingon Anti-Virus product in the last few days.

Whether such data is actually useful or not is unclear, but we thought we might as well publish it. (And the folks at Wolfram|Alpha are welcome to it now it’s public).

Anyway, we can reveal that the city most densely populated by Klingon speakers is Helsinki in Finland.

Yes, it can be deduced that an astonishing 1 in 1,953 residents of the Finnish capital speak Klingon (or are perhaps in the early stages of…

Read more in my article on the Naked Security website.

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