Sean Patrick Floyd

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bio	website	mostlymagic.wordpress.com
	location	Berlin, Germany
	age	41
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About me: I am a Germany-based Austrian / American freelance developer with 15 years of experience. I am 41 years old, married to a lovely German wife and father of three kids. I hold a 5h degree black belt in Taekwondo (Kukkiwon) and currently practice Shaolin Kungfu.

Connect: blog, Facebook, Google+, Skype:seanizer

Topics: Java, Spring, Wicket, Maven, Groovy, Guava, AspectJ

Humor: Programming Language Matrix (hilarious)

	486 reputation	bio	website	mostlymagic.wordpress.com	visits	member for	2 years
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May 25	awarded	Yearling
Sep 25	comment	Gibt es Rotwelsch mittlerweile auch in der gehobenen Sprache? Ich nicht, denn das Wort Geseire ist für mich nur Geseire und macht die (richtige) Botschaft zunichte.
Aug 26	comment	Did German borrow any words from Old Prussian? @hippietrail OK, if you did mean the old language, then I guess the answer is "no", for the reasons I mentioned. The Kingdom of Prussia spoke High German (and French), baltic languages were not integrated into it (apart from regional dialects)
Aug 26	comment	Did German borrow any words from Old Prussian? @hippietrail no, what I meant is: the link points to the baltic language, but now you say you are not talking about the baltic language. Which one is it?
Aug 26	answered	Did German borrow any words from Old Prussian?
Aug 26	comment	Did German borrow any words from Old Prussian? @Hippietrail but you added the link to the baltic language yourself, didn't you?
Aug 26	comment	Did German borrow any words from Old Prussian? Ich würd's auch gern wissen, aber nach dieser Tabelle sieht's nicht wirklich so aus, da kommt mir gar nichts bekannt vor.
Jun 3	comment	Welche Bedeutungen kann das Adjektiv “günstig” haben? @user_unknown über Betonung kann man alles abwertend machen ...
May 31	awarded	Beta
May 30	comment	Was ist das Gegenteil von “hervorheben”? +1 for the first, the second sux
May 30	comment	“Wie lange” und “Wie lang” Reminds me of this: youtube.com/watch?v=rFDgSKbapzY (0:11)
May 30	comment	Dasselbe vs. das Gleiche, what's the difference? @Tim would that be natural or programming languages? Could you provide examples?
May 30	answered	Dasselbe vs. das Gleiche, what's the difference?
May 30	comment	Welche Bedeutungen kann das Adjektiv “günstig” haben? @fzwo ich weiß, danke, aber ich habe mich auf die Verwandtschaft mit günstig beschränkt so weit ich es konnte
May 27	answered	What is the German equivalent of foo, bar, baz?
May 27	answered	Welche Bedeutungen kann das Adjektiv “günstig” haben?
May 27	comment	“Toi, toi, toi” – was genau bedeutet dieser Ausdruck? Man könnte es mit knock on wood übersetzen Ja und viele klopfen dabei auch tatsächlich auf Holz. (schauder)
May 26	answered	What is the correct salutation for people with an academic grade or title
May 25	comment	Wann ist die Eindeutschung neuer Lehnworte sachgemäß, wann nicht? Nicht nur der Name, auch da Prinzip des Duck-Typing sind mit der Deutschen Kultur einfach unvereinbar. Hier muss doch ales seine Schublade haben in der es steckt :-)
May 25	comment	Is there a German sound that is similarly difficult for English speakers as th is for German speakers? Tja, I guess that tells you how close to speaking Saxon we are here in Berlin :-)