Paolo Vecchi @paolo@mastodon.opencloud.lu

Today I went for a walk in #Luxembourg City following the Alzette and went in a couple of museums/art and cultural exhibitions.
One of them was about Nazi #Propaganda and Hitler's ascent to power.... history seems to be repeating itself and nobody seems to be noticing.

@BrideOfLinux So it seems like we are going back to the old good idea of creating lots of nimble nodes to make things easier to manage and fault tolerant.

@paco It depends on where you were and what your interests are. In Luxembourg City there is always something going on. Expats organise networking events nearly every evening or there are meetups about anything. There are bars/pubs/clubs if you look around and lots of nice places to visit during the day. Then in summer if you like walking or mountain bike there is all you need.
If you still don't find what you want you can drive for 20mins to France, Belgium or Germany.

@paco Why not?
I left the UK to live in Luxembourg and I find it a very nice place to be.

@fab_ian April/May would be perfect. I always wondered but never checked why it has been decided to do it in February.
The venue seems OK to me though.

Look what I found.... an issue of 64'er from 1986!

This brings back some memories.

@ChristopheCazin I watched it tonight and found it very well made.
The link between, but not limited to, software, seeds and drugs where they are all held hostage by IP firms and rent seekers is nicely explained.

Watching this now:

https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/077346-000-A/internet-ou-la-revolution-du-partage/