Again a lovely bike ride to the venue, this time with some air pressure trouble in the front wheel. Then a great day with talks, chatting and again excellent food.
And then it was already over.
THANK YOU ORGANISERS!
Thank you Wendy for the photo.
And thank you sponsors.
Today I was quite busy $working. I was a bit tired, too, because a group of young and cheerful boys and girls (possible future Perl hackers?) had their small hotel party on the floor outside my room. After a short bicycle ride (numerous places of interest again) I reached the Betahaus (many current Perl hackers).
Just because I was curious I took a peek at various fellow Perler's computers displays. Quite familiarly with hacker's displays there was lots of text; not a small amount white on black.
Today however I learned that there are people using light-blue to dark-blue on black as their favourite colour scheme. Like so:
Yesterday evening I got onto the City Night Line and spent a most comfortable night in my small single cabin, sleeping to the soft rocking of the moving train.
After arriving in a freezing cold Berlin I rode my bike along Brandenburger Tor, Checkpoint Charly and a dozen other places of interest to the Betahaus where the Workshop takes place.
Thanks to the organisers, I immediately saw many signposts which guided me to the venue.
Disclaimer: This list is no ways complete. It does not mean that I didn't like what I forgot to mention. :-)
The Streuselkuchen. The coffee. The snacks. The drinks. THE ICECREAMS.
How the essential things worked like charm. The Germans are winners. :-) This is no news to the fans of the English Football Team. Thank you very much, organizers. (bow)
The lunch break in the city park.
The Tal…
I just wanted to say how grateful I am for the live streams broadcasting these days!
With the time shift to my place it allows me to drop into yapc::na after my workday and enjoy some talks.
This is definitely a very cool feature of the Perl community.
(I also would like to encourage everybody who watches and appreciates the live streams to drop a little thank-you note here.)
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