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or too many idiots people that don't know when their legs are being pulled want to invest in a emergent business
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Not quite:
Quote: $9,426 USD raised by 0 backers
That many?
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Useless IoT item
The whole thing is useless. Unless they all agree to give it back it's simple, original name "Embedded". 
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It's worse than that: "Embedded" software was useful! 
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Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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If it leverages AI, machine learning or blockchain I want one 
“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”
― Christopher Hitchens
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$9,426 USD raised by 0 backers
I don't know about you - But I find it pretty impressive that they can fund 30% of their project from external users without actually receiving funding!
-= Reelix =-
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It's in good company with those IoT sex toys. Seriously though, how lazy are we that we need the refrigerator to tell us we're out of milk or a salt shaker to tell is it's empty?
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...Was a big success!
Success measured by the amount of praise from grandma and grandpa.
In the words of grandpa: "The best trip so far!"
In the previous years we've cruised the Danube and the Rhine, this year we did the Mosel.
Mountains, grapes, wine, castles, and picturesque villages.
The youngest person after me was twice my age and the oldest was more than three times my age
I still had a good time with some books and the beautiful surroundings though.
Some pictures on Facebook[^] for those interested.
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There is a button "not now". After that you can view them.  
It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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I use FB so few... that I didn't know about that.
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I never use FB, but I know this since Sander publish his travels here.
It does not solve my Problem, but it answers my question
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Aber zhey sind all pictures von Zermany! 
But you're actually Spanish, so the mocking weird accent is wasted on you 
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I was about to say that they were familiar... where was it?
Forget it... I read it below... And I don't know the area, but it is pretty similar to some area near Ratisbone / Regensburg (lived there over 6 years)
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Mostly Trier and Cochem.
They're all villages on the Mosel.
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Cool!
What's the church on the 4th picture.
I'd rather be phishing!
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The 4th, 5th and 6th pictures are all from Trier.
They're the Aula Palatina (old throne room), Porta Nigra, and cathedral respectively.
Trier is the oldest city in Germany and even was a Roman capital for a while!
Needless to say, Trier is worth visiting
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The Elderly Scrolls VI: the fall of Trier 
Been in Trier too some years ago, apart from the Porta Negra I have fond memories of the McDonalds over there !
Oh, and don't forget the house where Karl Marx was born is in Trier too !
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RickZeeland wrote: The Elderly Scrolls VI: the fall of Trier
RickZeeland wrote: I have fond memories of the McDonalds over there !
Me too, I didn't go so it's the best McDonalds out there, together with all the other McDonalds I never visited
RickZeeland wrote: Oh, and don't forget the house where Karl Marx was born is in Trier too !
He's 200 years old this year, it was all over Trier.
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Wow, beautiful! Thanks for sharing those pics!
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Looks beautiful! Welcome back! And here's another source for music for your Sound of the Week, in case you haven't came across it before: Uploads from KEXP. It brought this[^] to my attention, which I am particularly fond of at the moment! (And some more which I won't link.)
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Thanks!
Never heard of KEXP, but Vök sounds awesome! 
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Which cruise line?
Keep your friends close. Keep Kill your enemies closer.
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