Welcome to the tumblelog of Schuyler (pronounced "skaɪlər") Deerman. Schuyler's an expat, living in Berlin, working for a software company (NASDAQ: DGM--just kidding). He likes cities, public transport, Israeli coffee and free Wi-Fi. Feel free to connect with Schuyler on Facebook or follow him on Twitter.

Jul 06

» "Digium is so random"

A bit late in re-bogging, but saw Russel post to Twitter… a pallet of Dr. Pepper?

Jul 05

» Direct Taiwan-China flights

Jun 30

“ The European Cup is just like the World Cup, but only without Brazil

Jun 23

» The New Internet

Jun 19

Starbucks stock is way down; I’m hoping it’ll rebound soon.

Jun 17

“ I used Mac for three-and-a-half years. Recently, I bought a tiny 12-inch
ThinkPad and have had nothing shy of problems. I think my handheld
(Nokia E61i) and rehearsed patience are saving my (business) life!
Still, I’ll have an OS-less ThinkPad from IBM/Lenovo on eBay soon and
be boasting humbly about my new Mac.

Jun 14

Got Diplomatic Immunity?

Jun 13

» China, Taiwan sign charter flight deal

China and Taiwan agree to allow at least three donzen flights to cross the 100-mile Taiwan Straight each weekeend.

Jun 12

Sixty-second Job: All you need to know about Steve Job’s WWDC 08’ keynote

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A tumblelog (or tlog or tumblog) is a variation of a blog that favors short-form, mixed-media posts over the longer editorial posts frequently associated with blogging. Common post formats found on tumblelogs include links, photos, quotes, dialogues, and video. Unlike blogs, tumblelogs are frequently used to share the author’s creations, discoveries, or experiences while providing little or no commentary.