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Früher habe ich den Checkpoint ja gern empfohlen, aber das Kostenlos-Angebot kann ich nicht empfehlen und das Bezahlangebot weiß ich nicht…zu viele Dinge wollen inzwischen jeden Monat Geld von mir…

Schade, dass der Checkpoint nach der Einführung der Premium-Variante ziemlich schwach geworden ist. Nun gut…eine Mail weniger pro Tag :(

I am reading a book where a radical government uses old laws against hate speech to bring enemies down that wrote things years ago against the people in the new government. Suddenly hate speech-laws seem far more problematic than “censorship” or “upload filters”.

Reading this, I think as well: Fuck Apple The moments I know why I switched on computers. On phones the alternative sucks though :/ www.vice.com/en_us/art…)

To whom it may be interesting: the EU-cards are Anyone Worldwide Souvenir (there are EU- and US-backs). Thus they have some brand-and collectors value. Getting a deck isn’t that easy apparently and below 40€ is probably impossible.

I didn’t know that there was a difference between cheap and expensive flip-flops. I have now some Olukai-flip-flops and they are really different.

Oh, es gibt EU-Karten (ab 2:30):

The moments I really like Linux and Thinkpads: I just dd’ed my old ssd to the new 512GB-SSD, worked a bit of gparted- and lvm-magic and replaced it with pretty minimal effort. Welcome new free space \o/

And I didn’t do any sleight of hand for a week. I have to work again on that :/

Tamariz-stack: half is done more or less. Let’s go second half. Even in the hospital I didn’t managed several quiet hours to learn it. Now I just do a bit every day and slowly but surely I do progress.

There is a new e-mail-client called aerc for the command line which is in early development but looks promising judging by my first tests: drewdevault.com/2019/06/0…

I think I found a milk-alternative for muesli: spelt “milk”. It is a bit on the sweet side but works very well :)

The fourth story in Doctorows “Radicalized” was about preppers and the collapse of civilization. That one was really good. The first story is still the best. But still: get the book, like everything I read from Doctorow it shows an interesting peek into a possible future.

The third story of Doctorows „Radicalized“ was about the US health care-system and how people could become domestic terroriste because of it. I liked the story a lot. The first story is still the best because it is the most universal one so far. The other two are very US-centric.

Almond milk in muesli is kind of eating muesli with water…mmm…not that much of a happy place.

I am searching a vegan alternative for milk (coffee and muesli). The first try worked in coffee for one or two coffees but I am already kind of sick of it :/ A mixture of an oat and soy drink called “Barista”. Next up: unsweetened almond milk.

The second story in Doctorows book “Radicalized” about racism and how society deals with police brutality was good but too much for a US-audience for me. Let’s see how the third story is which gave the book apparently its name.

The first story in Doctorows “Radicalized” about DRM and its problems was already really good.

Interesting. That could change things: Japan Discovered a Rare-Earth Mineral Deposit That Can Supply The World For Centuries www.sciencealert.com/japan-dis…

Unexpected: magic-groups that leave the same feeling as using Twitter: regularly feeling some form of “angry” Only one good thing to do: leave them