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Month: July 2020

The Mind Parasite has Arrived in the German Student Population

2020-07-31

I've been criticizing for years the attitude of making racism socially acceptable by being racist against people with white skin color. Unfortunately, the mind parasite has spread, and I recently had my first written exam with this kind of racism.

Image from a German book about nature, from a short excerpt about a person who ostensibly smelled some plants and ended up with a scorpion nest in his brain.
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That Ballmer Peak

2020-07-25

I wonder ... does alcohol — in moderation — have a function?
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Blast from the Past #4: The Girl Who Played with the Wolves

2020-07-25

A story I wrote when a (now former) friend of mine was ... under the spell of a rather shitty human being, and used me for balance. That story made me realize that it's sometimes better to let people ... fall.
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Blast from the Past #3 – A Book of Life

2020-07-25

Just a book of quotations. A curated one, that is.
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Blast from the Past #2 – Ainran

2020-07-25

A different view on C. S. Lewis's Narnia.
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Blast from the Past #1 – The Last Book

2020-07-25

A (rather) huge book of quotations.
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Reading Books with Notability and GoodReader

2020-07-25

Recently switched to Notability for Note-Taking on the iPad. It works very well for making notes when reading books as well.
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Ditch the Man Cave, Bring Back the Study

2020-07-25

Just a very interesting meme that is worth thinking about ...
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Remote Usability Testing on Mobiles with WebEx Meetings

2020-07-25

One of the nice results of all this video conferencing — you find out how to do remote usability testing on mobiles.
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Supervising Written Exams with Classical Music

2020-07-25

Something to do while supervising written exams
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