Hello awesome people!
This week’s post is going to be short. I hasn’t been my best week and I fell short on a lot of things, so there’s not much to say. Sorry for that! Next week is certainly going to be better. ☺️
"No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion..." pic.twitter.com/InZ58zkoAm
— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) August 13, 2017
This became the new most liked tweet on Twitter, for a good reason I think.
Need more Game of Thrones!!!!!
— Stefan (@stefandesu) August 14, 2017
Always need more Game of Thrones. At least I’ll see the new episode tomorrow! 🎉 Oh and it’s the second to last episode of this season, so there might be some good action coming up!
When I came back to Germany, I changed my phone’s language to Japanese and could only read some of it. Now I can read almost everything! 🎉💪🏼
— Stefan (@stefandesu) August 19, 2017
頑張るよ!
Going down stairs on a unicycle. ✅ A bit scary though. Maybe I’ll post a little demonstration later.
— Stefan (@stefandesu) August 19, 2017
Today: Some Articles!
Sweet dreams: why do big brands crave climbers? Very interesting article about companies like Coca Cola and Red Bull sponsoring climbers.
The long-overdue movement to abandon Caps Lock. I didn’t know that Caps Lock originated from typewriters. Personally, I haven’t used Caps Lock on my computer in years. On Mac it’s super easy to just turn it off. I went a bit further and turned it into a hyper key (cmd + alt + ctrl + shift), which I basically use as an additional control key for easier keyboard shortcuts. Very handy.
Why you should never, ever use two spaces after a period. I found this article after correcting tons of double spaces in a document for my work. These weren’t double spaces after a period, but it still made me google it. This also originated from typewriters and from using monospaced fonts (like this blog actually).
See You Next Week!
✌🏻
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