The Road To Recovery

Battery level low. Please connect to power.

Plug in yourself into a high speed port and sense the power rising slowly; turning your lights on again. Blinking, gradually increasing in brightness. You don’t have to do anything, except resting there. Feeling the fuels spreading. Everything starts to work again. The fragments of information left in your brain begin to arrange into ordered lists. Rapidly there is room for new knowledge. New space available.

Through the radiant summer glow. Melt your impressions. Get new inspiration.

New battery. Fully loaded.

Ready to get there again and face new challenges. Now even better. Faster. Stronger.

Work It Harder Make It Better
Do It Faster, Makes Us stronger
More Than Ever Hour After
Our Work Is Never Over

The programming fuels

Some students at the IT-University never seem to run out of energy. They’re fully charged from early morning to late at night and work like there was no tomorrow. You imagine that most of them are busy chatting, as you notice the sound of high-speed typing fingers. They can’t be working… seriously. And it’s not that astonishing to stay alert while communicating with friends and loved ones over the Internet! So, you sneak behind their backs to get at glimpse over the numbers of messenger windows that are up on their screens, but what you actually see is lines and lines of code… Not really what you had expected! You start to feel slightly nervous and to ease your worries you inconspicuously search for the battery hatch on their bodies. But there are none to be found! The peculiar students ARE humans. Not robots or cyborgs or anything else.

So what in the world keeps them going?

Well, one qualified guess is the fuel they get from the coffee machines. IT-students can fill their cups with anything from the list below for free:

• Kaffe
• Mocka
• Choklad
• Cacao Crème
• Chocoffee
• Wiener Melange
• Cappuccino
• Café Au Lait
• Caffé Latte
• Macchiato
• Tevatten

One or more beverages in the list seem to increase your programming efforts. I don’t know which one yet. Do you?