His flavor text is also a great read:

http://www.phabricator.com/docs/phabricator/#flavortext

That's true and most if not all programmers know that. Shareholders are a different story.

They might look at this as frivolous waste of money that should rather go towards "restoring" Facebook's image that has declined in the past months.

I think this is fantastic and I look forward to seeing the outcome of this, secretly envying the employees from my cubicle :)

It sounds like ísl-enska, a term used when someone translates directly from Icelandic (íslenska) to English.

In Icelandic you would say ".. tilraunum hans um hæli í Ecuador" or literally ".. attempt of his at asylum in Ecuador

and

"sem mótmæli gegn tilraunum hans" -> "as a protest against his attempt"

Given that a handful of Icelanders are working for Wikileaks (Kristinn Hrafnsson as an example) it could very well have been written by one.

"At one point in the tell-all, Losse says female employees were instructed to wear T-shirts with Zuckerberg’s face on them in honor of their wonderboy boss’ birthday. Male employees were told to wear Adidas sandals, she said, a nod to the CEO’s favorite footwear. To Losse, the order reeked of sexism and cult-like worship"

Is it just me or does this sound more like a funny prank than anything else?

It reeks of manchild.

This is the biggest "wow" I've seen in a long time for something that was otherwise completely useless. The ultimate definition of a hack. Absolutely awesome.