
Lennart "I'm Awesome" Poettering just told us there's Festa Junina going on in Berlin tomorrow. I plan to go there and be back around 5-ish (when the BetaPizzaThing at my place starts).
So if you live in Berlin you're at Ostkreuz around 14:00 and at my place at 17:00 - that's 2 stops with the S-Bahn, to Storkower Strasse, then a short walk to the Eldenaerstrasse: left out the station (seen from the direction you just came, the side of Kaufland); walk to Sconto and go past it, cross then follow the road with a turn to the right. At the next lights you see my walk-in fridge (night shop) and above that I live, nr 28. Hit the bell and I'll let you in (if you know the secret password of course).

Come and have fun ;-)
Hmmm, rrastapé and licozin' :)
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Sorry to use your blog for something not directly related to your article, but I wanted to stress you, as Community Manager, about the main opensuse.org website, which is not very attractive.
ReplyDeleteOn main page, it states . "openSUSE 12.1: All Green! It is November 16, 2011 and our mirrors have synced.".
I starts with an anouncement of something that is 8 months old!
It's like the website is not "living". If we want to attract new users, we should have a more attractive...
Look at Ubuntu, Fedora, or even Debian. opensuse look very poor at their side...
For an unknown reason (certainly mine :() my previous comment (above) was registered under "Unknown".
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