Lost my phone at the airport. So I’m out of touch. Sent an SMS to it, if it goes through – it means they either transferred the SIM to another phone or turned mine on. The phone has a lock code, if they insert another SIM, I’ll see it on Google Location. Not reissuing the SIM as it’s still the last chance to find the device :-((((
P.S. If anyone finds it – please contact me 🙂
The flight to Sharik was canceled. Switched to Lufthansa. In terminal 2 in Munich, there are free coffee machines, free tea, and you can check your bags without any human interaction – just by touching the screen and attaching the self-printed label.
All marketers and merchandisers of the world are powerless against a man with a shopping list.
Stocking up on cheese
Last evening, Victor Romanovsky and I couldn’t just walk past the street band konnexion balkon. Those guys were really on fire. My phone died, here are the links from the web.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIWODPHVE-4
Beautiful performance, SAP hybris summit 2015, closing
AC/DC came on between the 5th and 6th slide of the presentation at Hybris Summit 2015
Could you recommend a beer restaurant in downtown Munich with a _wide_ selection of beers and just overall excellence? Hofbräuhaus and the like are not necessary – we did that format yesterday 😉
Well, Aeroflot has lost my luggage. I don’t know yet if it’s for good or not. Should I wait for compensation?
What do you do if you are interviewing a person, and within 3 minutes after starting the conversation you realize that they are 100% not the right fit?
option 1) I say “thank you and goodbye” right away,
do you explain the reason?
option 2) For decency or something else, I still ask various questions for about 15-30 minutes, after which I say “thank you and goodbye”.
For decency or something else?
Masha got into Rainbow Loom – making bracelets from colorful elastic bands. She recently got sick, and with the help of YouTube, she learned a ton of ways to weave these rubber bands. Now my house is full of these rubber bands, but they are running out. To buy more, you can purchase a set of 600 pieces in Russia for 1600 rubles, or you can order from China – attention – for 2 dollars. For six dollars, you can buy a set of 4200 rubber bands weighing one and a half kilograms. Including shipping, it comes to 38 dollars, i.e., 2500 rubles per box. For five boxes, the shipping cost is already 130 dollars. It turns out that in the retail cost of Chinese rubber bands, 90-95% is “eaten up” by transport. If someone learned how to make them in Russia, they would become a millionaire.
Hi, I'm Rauf Aliev. 