The story of my life in China is here.
“Dominik has no time to be excited about Shanghai.” That was on Wednesday. Now the exams are over and I’m going to move out tomorrow. Still not much time, but there is room for a little excitement.
Nine hours until the exam Computer Networks starts… Then Investment and Financial Management in the evening and I’m ready to go. If only it was Monday.
Videos and documents of Computer Networks, LaTeX files, Gimp to edit the included images, a large map of Shanghai and Firefox with about 25 tabs (Shanghai Metro Map, apartments, …) were a bit too much for only one Gigabyte RAM. That problem had to be solved. And the owner of the computer store was right when he said he doesn’t sell memory without testing it. The first one we tried was incompatible with my ThinkPad.
But now it’s really, really fast… ok, back to work.
I’ll be aboard Air China flight 962 on my way to Shanghai. I’ll have written two more exams, cleared the apartment I have been living in for the last three and a half years and hope I won’t have to sleep under a bridge when I will have arrived.
For about a year I’ve been knowing that I would go to China. It has always been in the future. Months, weeks and now it’s only days. 10…9…
Beachten Sie, dass zur Lösung mancher Aufgaben die Durchführung einer Integration nötig sein kann.
Note, that it might be necessary to process an integration in order to solve some exercises.
Two lamps, three clocks, what’s next? Perhaps that tells me that it’s time to leave.
Skype updated its version 2.0 beta for Linux but I still don’t see any profile pictures on my 64-bit system. :-(
Angela Merkel shows us the Bundeskanzleramt. It’s a real pitty that there’s no English version.
Thanks to Frontal21 for digging this up. They also have links to other politician’s videos on their site.