| Location | 🇨🇭 |
| pronouns | * |
| Matrix | @wisp:ccc.ac |
| languages | de,en,nl,id,cn to varying degrees |
| Location | 🇨🇭 |
| pronouns | * |
| Matrix | @wisp:ccc.ac |
| languages | de,en,nl,id,cn to varying degrees |
Upon powerup, the CPU begins to execute code.
This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.
Hab grad mal wieder eine SIM-Karte besorgt zum Registrieren von Test-Accounts.
Kioskbetreiber bietet mir Karten für 18€-20€ an.
"Ne", sage ich, "woanders gib's immer welche für 5€, z.B. Lyca oder Lebara."
Dann greift er einen Stapel und meint: "Da hab ich nur die registrierten hier."
"Ist doch super", sage ich. "Dann braucht's da keinen Ausweis?"
"Ne."
Aber Hauptsache Tante Erna muss für die Registrierung von ihrer Telekom-Karte einmal zum Postident.
#Sicherheitstheater
“You must rotate your credentials every 60 days.”
*takes USB-C YubiKey out of slot*
*turns it upside down*
*plugs it back in*
VOWELS
Japanese: every vowel is spoken exactly as it is.
German: if a vowel is a little different, we indicate this in writing with an efficiënt märker
French: the longer the string of vowels, the less you say it.
Dutch: we invented some cool new vowels by smashing 2 together, you can't even hear them unless you're dutch! ei ij ou oe au
American English: every vowel can be schwa if y' jəs stəp cərəng əbət ət
New Zealind: wi hiv inly in viwil
Welsh: w is a vowel.