I think the GDPR approach (transparency rules, huge fines) is probably good enough to address this
While I trust that everyone tries their best, I am skeptical about the EU having a policy team at hand that can factually teach Facebook (one of the most attacked properties in the world) better cybersecurity processes and operational practices.
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I see, makes sense. FWIW, I have an N26 account and like its features, too, but I am also quite happy with a ING DiBa account that features a Visa card that allows for free withdrawals everywhere.
Irgendwie habe ich das Gefühl, dass die Oxford-Komma-Missionierung von @iamjoyheron Früchte trägt :)
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Congrats! @mirko_novakovic @pavlobaron
.@InstanaHQ secures $30 million to expand globally with its application monitoring solution! 🇩🇪🚀🇺🇸 eu-startups.com/2018/09/inst…
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David Marcus: “I want to work on hard problems that positively impact the lives of billions of people around the world. And Facebook is truly the only company that’s singularly about people.”
Narrator: “And it _was_ about people. But not in good way.”
facebook.com/notes/david-mar…
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Der Kollege @hukl hat mir im @INNOQ-Podcast erklärt, was sich hinter Metric-driven Development verbirgt: innoq.com/de/podcast/053-met…
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“faucet-pipeline is a framework-independent, pluggable asset pipeline that takes the pain out of preprocessing JavaScript, CSS and associated files” faucet-pipeline.org – developed by some of my colleagues and in active use in quite a few of our projects
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I don’t necessarily object to Kafka, in fact we’re using it in many projects. I share @olivergierke’s skepticism about infrastructure that often becomes too powerful for its own good, though.
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To me, the key point is that e.g. Atom feeds *are* indeed very similar from a conceptual application point of view, but you only need a fraction of the infrastructure
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Ich bestreite energisch, dass mein Gemüt so schlicht ist, dass ich darüber immer noch dümmlich kichere. Bestimmt hat auch niemand weitere Ideen #imbisskreativ
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