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LMS19 Release Updates

I’m working on a Python project called LMS19. LMS stands for Logistic Management System. It is meant to be used for shipment tracking or soon inventory management. It could take some time until it’s released.

After release, it will be available as a Python Script file, after some testing and improving, it’s going to be available as a .exe or .dmg if possible.

You can expect this summer maybe! ;)

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Getting into Python lately

So I tried learning some Python, downloaded an app which allows me to code Python on my tablet (Pythonista) and had a look at some samples. I found a random number generator and tried it. After some looking around in the code I accidentally deleted some, so I tried to make my own one. I did it and it worked!

(See on GitHub: https://github.com/berrysauce)

I‘m open to improvements in the code. It‘s pretty simple code but I guess it’s ok for my 1. day with Python.

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Planning Discord Bots

Yeah, you read it... I‘m currently making some. Maybe you will see them available next year. The concept is to make 3 bots:

- a Moderation bot

- a Games bot

- and a Utility bot

Let’s see if I can get them out in January 2019!

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Check it out! We stop sites that repost mods. It‘s a serious problem for developers and users!

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Got Spam Mails, why don’t you answer?

**Disclaimer: USE A ANONYMOUS EMAIL AND NOT YOUR PRIVATE E-MAIL ADDRESS FOR REPLYING!**

Why don’t we answer these unknown people from the internet that want our money? Maybe because we don’t even notice these Spam E-Mails in the most services. Still, many of us get these E-Mails.

To try how fast you can get such E-Mails, I subscribed to about 5 newsletters that mostly promised to „not share my data“. (Well, they didn’t keep their promise) These newsletters where mostly about how to make millions in little time, and soon after signing up I received some “hey I’m going to give you 3,5 Million $” E-Mails.

The Scamming method is mostly following:

Tell the victim “hey I’m going to give you a whole ton of money”.

Requiring a payment fee mostly via Western Union.

Now, to be honest, my answers wherend always that serious (sorry, I want to have fun too), but still many scammers took the bait. I could then waste the scammers “scamming time” until he/she lost the trust or patience.

All in all, it was a fun experience!