runxel

@runxel

hacking architect who enjoys building and designing stuff. and maybe vexillography

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Joined January 2020

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runxel
@runxel
Feb 14, 2023
Die #brandenburg'ische Politik liefert mal wieder ab und will das Innovationszentrum Universitätsmedizin #Cottbus (IUC) nun als eigenständige Medizinische Hochschule gründen.👏🏻🤦🏻‍♂️ Die grenzenlose Dummheit und Arroganz ist fast schon amüsant.
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runxel
@runxel
Jan 18, 2023
FOURTEEN point! Now that's a choice! The font, too, yeah. Goodbye Times New Roman. You won't be missed.
John Hudson
@John_Hudson
Jan 17, 2023
big news for font freaks: Times New Roman is being phased out at the State Department & replaced by Calibri. Secretary Blinken sent a cable to all embassies today directing staff not to send him any more papers with Times New Roman. Subject: "The Times (New Roman) are a-Changin"
runxel
@runxel
Dec 24, 2022
I have yet to find a single russian who believes otherwise.
Kamil Galeev
@kamilkazani
Dec 24, 2022
Replying to @kamilkazani
It is not a “criticism” really. It is more of a weep of a hungry child. Which may be exactly how demographic majority is seeing themselves. Weeping is a loyalist act: you implicitly confirm it is Putin who must be solving your problems. And parental duties imply parental rights
runxel
@runxel
Dec 12, 2022
Ach. Ach was. Keine Kriminellen. Nur interessierte Staaten. Guck an.
Avid Halaby
@AvidHalaby
Dec 12, 2022
Replying to @AvidHalaby
Twitter didn't monitor employee computers at all, it was not uncommon for employees to install spyware on work devices
runxel
@runxel
Nov 20, 2022
»We tend to underestimate how much the present differs from the past.« That is certainly one of the most valuable lessons.
Kamil Galeev
@kamilkazani
Nov 18, 2022
Replying to @kamilkazani
Mearsheimer's fallacy is quite impressive but honestly very typical. We tend to underestimate how much the present differs from the past. In February most believed Russia would crush Ukraine in no time. That was considered as an almost self-obvious truth. Now we forgot about it