splattne

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Mein Name ist Stefan Plattner. Ich bin verheiratet, Vater von zwei Kindern und lebe in Südtirol, einer autonomen Provinz Italiens. Ich habe Informatik studiert und bin nun schon seit etlichen Jahren in der Softwareentwicklung tätig.

Deutsch ist meine Muttersprache. Ich spreche auch Italienisch und einigermaßen gut Englisch. Letzteres allerdings bei weitem nicht fehlerfrei.

Seit Juni 2009 bin ich Moderator bei Serverfault, dem StackExchange-Ableger für Systemadministratoren.

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May 25	comment	How would one say 'I solved the Dirac equation.', and 'You solved the Dirac equation?'? But there's a difference in the 2nd person sing./plur. - see my answer: german.stackexchange.com/questions/229/…
May 25	revised	Articles in real life added 2 characters in body
May 25	awarded	Nice Answer
May 25	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Articles in real life
May 25	comment	Why do we have two equally used terms for “toe”? @Takkat Interesting, but do you have a reference for this? I doubt it because the word butter surely predates any french occupation. Or am I wrong?
May 25	revised	Articles in real life added 117 characters in body; added 1 characters in body
May 25	revised	Articles in real life added 369 characters in body
May 25	revised	Articles in real life added 8 characters in body
May 25	comment	Articles in real life Not only weird - it's wrong. I guess it's a common mistake made by people from all Eastern European (Slavic speaking) countries.
May 25	answered	Articles in real life
May 25	comment	What are informal ways to say “good bye”? @jae no, I don't speak Bavarian, although is quite similar. I'm South Tyrolean. See: oschpele.ritten.org/?site=10&list=A :)
May 25	awarded	Good Answer
May 25	comment	Is there a rule that dictates whether to use the eszett (scharfes S) or double s? @Konrad_Rudolph "until a few years ago it was found much more commonly than “SS”," WOW, HOW OLD ARE YOU?!? ;)
May 25	answered	“Wir waren hier gelaufen” vs. “Wir sind hier gelaufen”
May 25	awarded	Vox Populi
May 25	comment	Is there a rule that dictates whether to use the eszett (scharfes S) or double s? Switzerland's rule for ß is that there is no ß. :)
May 25	revised	How rude is “Quatsch!”? added 162 characters in body
May 25	comment	How rude is “Quatsch!”? @Tomalak Quatsch!
May 25	comment	When to use Perfekt and Präteritum? @Tomalak Es könnte aber auch richtig sein. Zum Bleistift: "Ich kaufte gerade einen Computer, als mir Stefan, der Apple-Fanboy, ein iPad andrehen wollte." ;)
May 25	comment	When to use Perfekt and Präteritum? +1 for the article. Although it says "Präteritum (Imperfekt)" in the title and later "Das deutsche Präteritum ist jedoch kein Imperfekt."