Input Plesk Onyx in Darmstadt (Bar)

[Dukemaster]

Greets from Main Railstation Darmstadt (Hauptbahnhof)
Found a bar, named ONYX, right side of the station

 

[Ales]

They should upgrade to Obsidian.

 

[Servus]

I also had this thought for a second...
Just saw this bar by rushing out of the station building with all other people and rush to the tram and bus station.
Was really surprised, but after googling, it seems to be a kind of chain, while there are Onyx bars in all bigger cities, like Moscow, Miami, London, Frankfurt/Main, Berlin, Amsterdam, Zürich, Vienna, etc.
Perhaps @IgorG opens his own in Novosibirsk (Новосибирск) and sell his self made drinks there...
Onyx all over the world...great

 

[IgorG]

Self made Siberian drink Onyx? I'd call it Splash of Obsidian, I think.

(Did you know, that "Plesk" in Russian means splash?)

Darmstadt (Hauptbahnhof)

Many years ago I was there when visiting our SWSoft office in Darmstadt.
SWSoft was ancestor of Plesk, if you know.

 

[Servus]

SWSoft was ancestor of Plesk, if you know.

Yes, Igor, I know the interesting history of Plesk. I'm always interested in history, the past forms and influences the present, in all kinds of existence, universe, earth, biology (also we as humans, animals, flora), states, and everything else. Spending too much of my free time (mostly) in Wikipedia.

Sorry to mention it here and not in a new thread:
Just realized by creating a subscription backup: Why did PLESK eliminated the option "Forbidding access to the domain while performing the backup"?
It was a good, helpful option which prevents from writing events in database during backup.

 

[Ales]

@Servus, it was discussed here and a change is considered (tracked as PPM-3074).

 

[lanix343]

They should upgrade to Obsidian.

looooooool. Good one mate

 

[Servus]

Yesterday, again little impressions from Darmstadt main station. What I like there, are the illuminated bus and tram stations, right in front of Onyx Bar, from the point I shot the photos. Yesterday, wheater was much better.