I looked around today and you probably cannot use pretty much any online todo-service for your business-needs if you want to follow the #GDPR. No one seems to be part of privacy shield or has its data obviously in the EU. Probably Things but they are Apple-only.

GTD stands for Getting Things Done. Or “Global Terrorism Database”…

There are modern web services that allow only 12-character passwords. Oo The same service has no privacy policy as well on its website and no info how my data is secured. It has interesting features for my GTD-needs, but I still won’t use that…

I am taking part in a training on the European General Data Protection Regulation. I could also call it: “How you will be able to annoy your European start-up”-training.

This is already a twist at the start of my studies: I was afraid of math and suddenly it gets more and more fun because each successful solved task where I had to do a „little trick“ I figured out myself, is such a sense of achievement that I just want to go on and on 😃

I am so bad at math that I have to color-code steps because I won’t know tomorrow how it worked…

Something is not working as expected…

Hm…

And so my old X201 moves over to a new owner replacing an even older MacBook. At the same moment there is a new Linux-user (Fedora) :)

Why is it that installing a new OS on your phone voids your warranty and doesn’t void it on a laptop?