Niels K.

Samstagabendunterhaltung

Just this once I’ve a good idea for an April fools joke for the office (making the unicorn-theme in icinga2 the default and disabling all the other themes) and this year it is on a Sunday. Now I have to wait a goddamn year :( github.com/Mikesch-m…

Since beorg can sync with WebDAV I even can use nextcloud to sync my files and do not have to use Dropbox.

After two days getting into org-mode with spacemacs and beorg (iOS) I am getting more comfortable and it really seems that I finally found a worthy replacement for OmniFocus (and OmniOutliner actually as I was using it) which I really miss since my switch to Linux.

Current state: I have 8 todo-apps installed (without Due and Reminders) installed on my phone…when getting your todos right seems to matter more than doing your todos…

First session of Uncharted Worlds and the players randomly created 5 factions by rolling dice. We now have:

The Empire The Federation The Cartel The Reich The Colonists

I kid you not, it is a very dark and bleak future they rolled.

I kind of want a Rubber Ducky and a Bash Bunny to play around with it. But it is kind of expensive to have ‘em just as toys :/

Gibt es eine deutsche Übersetzung von Steven Levys Hackers?

What is your favorite way to handle todos and sync them between iOS and Linux/*BSD (thus a webapp on the desktop would be acceptable as well)?

I am game mastering tomorrow a session of Uncharted Worlds (switching from Traveller) and I couldn’t remember the name of the game only “something something worlds”. This isn’t a good sign, is it?

I am trying to figure out how to check which commands root ran on FreeBSD. auditd doesn’t work as expected…

lol…the whole Indieweb-thing shouldn’t be GDPR-compliant. When someone on twitter replies to me, it gets added as a comment to my website which shouldn’t allowed without consent from the user…ok…

Heute dann die Prüfung für ein Zertifikat zum betrieblichen Datenschutzbeauftragten. Mal schauen wie das wird.

I need to test something

Dropbox has at least articles about how they work on getting compliant with the GDPR until May 25th. Interesting. But when MS looses at the Supreme Court, it all falls with Privacy Shield probably.

Nozbe is a polish service (so it is EU) but its servers are in the US and Japan. And Japan is surprisingly as I learned today not a secure country for storing data in regards to the GDPR and I bet they don’t have any corporate binding rules or Standard Contract Clauses…

On iOS even Todotxt-apps cannot really be used because they sync with Dropbox. That is part of privacy shield. But that is still kind of risky.

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…

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