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Name	Dom Strelnikov
Date	2025-12-11
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Occupation	Geo & Hist Student
Age	25
Message	I found your webpage by reverse-searching a photo of you laying down with your laptop after having it on my phone for years. In the circles im in, you could say it has become a bit of a "meme"—not for mean reasons, the opposite: no picture encapsulates more our suffering, hopelessness, the contradictions of our economic system, especially for younger people. A decade ago, computer work was universally known as the safest career path. Today, youre safer with plumbing. Completely oversaturated field of work. Capital accomulates and cannibalizes itself, getting rid from the need of employing the 99%. I didnt expect you to be from Luxemburg; the picture has more of a Yankee vibe. And for the shitter europe, the concept of a homeless luxemburgian doesnt even exist. Im disabled, have no family and live in government housing, so as much as it pains me, I have nothing to offer you. I hope that, at the very least, you know that a photo of you is emblematic of the despair we feel, and that youll NEVER be forgot by thousands of people. Thank you for your hard work.

Name	Wullaert Marc
Date	2025-12-06
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Occupation	service technician cnc machinery
Age	51
Message	Dear Aly, Hope your health issues may pass and your healing can take a good turn. Thanks for the nice program's you have provided. I will use them as i guide to start doing my own programming in the near future. Thank you very much and all the best. Kind regards, Wullie

Name	Nestor keller
Date	2025-12-05
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Occupation	Tecnico
Age	49
Message	Hola Desde Argentina. Aprende Pascal en Turbo Pascal en la universidad. Si no sientes temor, incertidumbre y ganar de crear, es probable que estés siguiendo la huella profunda de lo seguro, lo mediocre, lo fácil. Si haces lo fácil, tendrás miles de competidores, si lo logras hacer lo imposible, tendrás miles de seguidores.😉

Name	Aly Lutgen
Date	2025-11-30
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Occupation	Site owner/developer; programmer
Age	63
Message	My angel has flown away and she has taken with her all my hopes and dreams. At the same time, the state of my physical health has become really bad: An intense pain in my belly region risks to drive me crazy. The good news is that whereas going and standing hurts like hell, sitting in my sleeping bag is possible without too much suffering. But this will not last. The moment will come where the pain will be fully there, independently of what I do or don't do. Working will become more and more difficult and finally be impossible... All this, to tell you that if some day (in a probably not so far future) there aren't any more new publications on my site, and some time later, streetinfo.lu is down, the reason is that the pain has finished by being stronger than myself. Anyway, I want to express my gratitude to all those who supported me with their posts in this guestbook. Your messages were a source of force and will not to give up in often really difficult situations. Thanks a lot!

Name	wernkrau
Date	2025-11-29
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Age	88
Message	The mandelbrot set is great! I want to translate it in a Lazarus OOP-Project. Is this Possible?

Name	Iacob
Date	2025-10-25
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Occupation	IT Industry
Age	44
Message	Hi, Thank you for your great applications! Iacob

Name	argyrakopoulos anastasios
Date	2025-10-20
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Occupation	disabled
Age	53
Message	congratulations.excellent work

Name	Ozz E Nixon
Date	2025-10-19
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Occupation	Disabled
Age	59
Message	I am glad to see someone else tinkering in pascal os/2. I am in the process of migrating aBBS project to os/2.

Name	Davide
Date	2025-10-19
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Occupation	employee in semiconductor field
Age	49
Message	I enjoyed spending about one hour on your website. It's very interesting, I plan to return soon to read some of your tutorials!

Name	Zei
Date	2025-10-16
Occupation	COBOL Programmer
Age	45
Message	Really enjoyed the NASM and Open Watcom for DOS programming tutorials. It's so much fun to program for DOS. Nowadays everything is so serious and unfun. Your site is a great way to go back to the past. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

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