The ferry we took from Oslo to Fredrikshavn |
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Moria walking towards the railway station |
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Free Software Foundation - busily working to distribute free software everywhere! |
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"The dullest town on earth!" |
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Train tracks! |
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Here you can see one of Denmark's many fans; not many know that Denmark, together with the Netherlands, generate most of the wind in the world. |
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The train taking us to Fredricia arrives. |
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The magnificent steam-powered telex! |
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Moria and Ben Hutchings. |
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More steam. Whoo! |
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Wolfgang Stief! |
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Nattie looking very butch indeed. |
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Nattie looking far, far less butch. |
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The congress hall, from the outside. Notice the jolly roger flags. Wonderful! |
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Moria, successfully crossing the street. |
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Trabants! |
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More Trabants! |
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Another Trabant! Ich liebe meinen Trabi! |
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Noch einen Trabi! |
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An East German building - to be demolished. |
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Some wonderful graffiti on said building. :) |
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A questionable portrait of me, with an IP address in my hair. |
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Hanna! |
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Holger! |
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OLPC people, with XOs! |
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Tobias! |
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Someone who had developed a PDP-8 front panel, complete with a Teletype interface. |
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What on earth can you use a Telex for nowadays? Why, ASCII art pinups, of course. |
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An interesting construction: Coloured LEDs in a tub of smoke. Made for a very beautiful effect. |
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The colours are far stronger than the photo shows. |
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A nice 3D grid of colour LEDs, with some hackers in the background. |
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East German architecture at its most interesting... |
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Ampelmännchen! |
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More "beautiful" architecture. |
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Moria almost looking Russian. |
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A typewriter at the DDR museum. |
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Who on earth wrote this? Fascinating... I guess they truly are Legion. |
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Moria looking more sane than usual. |
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This bears a striking resemblance to an ABBA album, don't you think? |
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Me reading a magazine on the train home, wearing a souvenir I bought by the Museum. |
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Someone badly needs a spelling class! (For the scandinavically impaired: The sign tries to read "We wish for everyone to have a happy new year", but successfully fails to spell "ønsker", "alle", and "nyttår", yielding a 50% failure rate! |