I found this post only because of @ontofractal's linkback bot. Thanks guys, greatly appreciated :) I am not quite on the street yet, but in two days I will be in arrears for my rent, and I did make the effort to become friends with my landlord, so he isn't just going to throw me out just like that. I may have to sell off my little mini-pc desktop computer now, to keep the fridge stocked up, but seeing this post gives me hope.

It's been a long time of me begging for help and everyone who hears, has no resources to get the startup I need.

I was just talking to my landlord, in fact, and he told me about the new movements in the saga of his property in varna. Turns out that a big part of it is owned by M-Tel, a major telecoms company here. They, in fact, have servers running in the basement of this property. This tickled my fancy, in particular, because, well, it shows that in a central urban location, you can easily run reliable servers here.

This is something I would love to have the opportunity to do, and here we are, in a time when running computers can literally make money, like, new money, like digging gold.

My landlord's situation turns even more interesting, major money family in his town, their 30-something son came to have a look at the property. The buyer who took a long time for his agent to find, offered to pay fully 20% more than the price they started with. The property is 100M away from the cathederal in central Varna. It appears this property might literally be a gold mine for them...

My landlord is of course irritated that it's taken so long, over a year, to get some movement on divesting this property, but at the same time, it sounds like this time of poverty could close with something even better than expected. One never knows... My time of poverty, on the streets of Amsterdam, and then traveling, then Sofia, the terrible job, etc... maybe it also is like this.

Or maybe not. Who knows, eh?