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(1) Liczba ludzi niekompetentnych którzy znaleźli swoje miejsce w sieci nie jest ograniczona;
(2) jednocześnie czas Twojego życia jest skończony.

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Narodowa Strategia Spójności / Europejski Fundusz Rozwoju Regionalnego

Niemcy są inni

Większym problemem dla Niemców jest dług. Branie kredytu dla milionów ludzi na świecie stało się sposobem na życie: kredyt na mieszkanie, samochód, ekspres do kawy. Ale nie dla Niemców. W języku niemieckim dług, czyli schuld, oznacza również winę. Według profesora Alfreda Bossa z Uniwersytetu Kolońskiego zaciąganie długu w niemieckiej kulturze jest co najmniej wątpliwe moralnie. Twierdzi on, że w Niemczech wciąż żywe jest postrzeganie człowieka zadłużonego jako nieudacznika, który chce posiadać coś, na co go nie stać.

The Works The Works was a CGI film set in a post-apocalyptic future where a super-intelligent computer network controls the planet. The story centers on the lives two robots, Clyde and T-Square, though an actual plot has never been clearly defined. Despite its potential for mind-numbing amounts of cheese, “The Works” would have set a technological milestone as the first fully 3D animated film in history, predating “Toy Story” by nearly a decade. The crew, comprised entirely of programmers and engineers, refused to hire directors or editors, and proceeded to routinely upgrade their systems to the best technology available at the time. But with every upgrade, the team had to relearn the software and start entirely from scratch. After years of struggle and delays, and with only a few minutes of footage to show for it, many of the top developers jumped ship to Lucasfilm leading to the company’s downfall. The movie was officially abandoned in 1986. via 15 Great Movies That Were Never Finished

The Works

The Works was a CGI film set in a post-apocalyptic future where a super-intelligent computer network controls the planet. The story centers on the lives two robots, Clyde and T-Square, though an actual plot has never been clearly defined. Despite its potential for mind-numbing amounts of cheese, “The Works” would have set a technological milestone as the first fully 3D animated film in history, predating “Toy Story” by nearly a decade.

The crew, comprised entirely of programmers and engineers, refused to hire directors or editors, and proceeded to routinely upgrade their systems to the best technology available at the time. But with every upgrade, the team had to relearn the software and start entirely from scratch. After years of struggle and delays, and with only a few minutes of footage to show for it, many of the top developers jumped ship to Lucasfilm leading to the company’s downfall. The movie was officially abandoned in 1986.

via 15 Great Movies That Were Never Finished

Mr. T’s Rap Song - Treat Your Mother Right

Just pretend to chat to each other

Bad Ass Penguins

Bad Ass Penguins