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Piotr Wydrych <piotr.wydrych@agh.edu.pl> Tue, 21 July 2015 08:33 UTC

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Hi All,

If you are going to the social today, I advise you that you hide your 
badge and lanyard (under a t-shirt, in a backpack, in a pocket, 
wherever) during the trip. Regardless of the transport mean you choose 
(tram, metro, feet), you'll cross the city center where density of 
pickpockets per sq. kilometer is non-negligible ;-) Wearing a badge is a 
`I'm a non-careful tourist' sign.

Best,
Piotr 'GhosT' Wydrych
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Piotr 'GhosT' Wydrych .. xmpp:wydrych//agh.edu.pl .. http://wydrych.net/

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