Back in the Berlin/Germany, where good coffee shops don't have wifi, prepaid mobile Internet is not 4G, and nobody can leave due to strikes.
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Enjoy!
I do miss Germany, but not that places that give you "free wifi" for all of 5 minutes...
You are forgetting that most of the places are cash only 😀.
it's part of the charm! :-)
, Mar 13 2017 on twitter.com
At least you have the 2nd best beer in the whole of Europe :)
Dog poop everywhere and any same day delivery takes days or weeks due to being dropped off by some unspecified neighbor, even if you stay home the entire time, waiting for it to arrive.
das ist jammern auf hohem niveau, lieber herr neffe :-))
#JustBerlinThings
Nichtarbeit in Cafés incentivieren?
Flight got cancelled, waiting line computer just says ETOOMANYPEOPLE and hangs up, not even putting you in a queue. #airberlin #streik #txl
The message of the Vault 7 source sounds pretty much exactly like the Zero Days one. I'd guess it's the same person.
The first time we paid one, it took over a week to even get it sent. We're talking less than €2000, which shouldn't even trigger AML rules.
wire transfer? It can be a pain sometimes - a friend couldn't even send money to another German bank - because his "didn't know it"
, Mar 08 2017 on twitter.com
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Paying freelancer invoices to Egypt from Europe is insane. Just got a return for a salary paid Feb 16, and no notice on either side. 1/2
Syncing Ethereum blockchain after less than 2 weeks of not using Mist, thinking to myself: https://
Not used myself, but meh. I heard good things about the Mist UI though. Can we learn from it for SAFE do you think?
, Feb 28 2017 on twitter.com
Yes, certainly. UI is fine, it's just not practical to run all smart contract actions on every single node in the network.
, Feb 28 2017 on twitter.com
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Another Passengers story fun fact: the reason the engineer can't put himself back into stasis, is that the tech is proprietary.
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I smiled at that quip, too
, Feb 26 2017 on twitter.com
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One interesting story aspect of Passengers is that space colonies are private enterprises, financing humanity's expansion in the universe.
I found Passengers to be a gorgeous, surprisingly realistic, well-written sci-fi film. About human nature, as the best of them are.
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So far, the only companies having asked me to update my credentials in light of Cloudbleed, are all Bitcoin services. Thanks, Mt. Gox!
Shout out to @krakenfx for being the first company to ask me to change my auth credentials due to Cloudbleed.
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"Ideology: The mistaken belief that your beliefs are neither beliefs nor mistaken."
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That new GitHub topbar color is distracting me pretty hard this morning.
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Building a blockchain for science research, opening up and automating data collection for confirming hypotheses: https://
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1535: death penalty for using a printing press at all, to "prevent the spread of misinformation and false news". https://
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And what happened next? The freedom to publish led to the fall of the ruling kings, emperors and popes and establishment of democratic governments ...
die Zei
Phönix ich ich ich
, Jan 03 2017 on twitter.com
Peak hipsterdom: place in SIN imports roasted African beans from PDX, doesn't sell local roasts. Result is S$35/bag, half of it shipping.
Exactly how I felt about Rogue One: all icing and no cake. https://
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You didn't like? I enjoyed it more than the last one by far
I was incredibly bored throughout most of it, because there's zero character development, and both characters and story are so uninteresting.
... so yes, enjoyed the last one a bit more, for exactly the reasons Mike states in this review.
Oh and the ending was the best part!
I haven't stated this enough lately, so here goes: Ember.js is fantastic, and Ember components are the best thing since carpaccio.
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My favorite thing about the holidays: I can finally spend whole days coding. #CEOgrammer
Think about all the petty things people go to jail for. Banksters can openly defraud, manipulate, extort and pillage, by paying a fine.
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First world is the best world!
Nick Jennings, Mar 13 2017 on www.facebook.com