“#RemoteMobProgramming combines two ways of working: Mob Programming and working as a distributed team”
A dedicated site created by my co-workers @simonharrer @jochen_christ @Waterback, who have been working like this for a while now remotemobprogramming.org
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It was quite good to have support by someone who actually knew what he was talking about. Agree on the awesome audience.
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“The implementation of the commitment scheme in the SwissPost-Scytl mixnet uses a trapdoor commitment scheme […] which allows undetectable vote manipulation by an authority who implemented or administered a mix server” people.eng.unimelb.edu.au/vj…
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I was just trying to tease you with the two typos. I know it’s part of Volkswagen, of course, I’m German after all
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“Volkswagon's Porche”? Either you’re really not a car person or you need a phone with better autocorrect :)
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(The reason for this, BTW, is not that I don’t care about these issues, it’s that they drive me completely mad and there’s nothing I can do about it as I don’t live or vote there.)
I’d pay good money for a service that aggregates all the tweets about Trump, gun control, justice system, electoral system, healthcare, social security, human rights and international interventions, and money’s influence on politics to “yes, US still batshit crazy” once a month
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I’d pay good money for a service that aggregates all the tweets about Trump, gun control, justice system, electoral system, healthcare, social security, human rights and international interventions, and money’s influence on politics to “yes, US still batshit crazy” once a month
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I can’t confirm, at least not for Germany. We’ve been helping run Software Architecture Summit and TAG for a long time, quite successfully – with your participation, as you’ll recall ;) Don’t know whether it’s the format or the market.
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Fantastic post on the sorry state of web accessibility
I've been thinking about @webaim's million page audit for a bit now. It's shaken me enough that I cobbled together a blog on my personal site, just to have a place to write about it. ericwbailey.design/writing/2…
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Der aktuell debattierte Vorschlag überträgt die Verantwortung auf die Plattformanbieter (was YT und Co. gegenüber Konkurrenten übervorteilt), die vorher kontrollieren müssen. Das ist aus meiner Sicht fundamental falsch. Von der »link tax« will ich gar nicht reden
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Und jemand, der Dein WLAN missbraucht, um illegale Inhalte hochzuladen, lässt sich dann über so ein Häkchen abhalten?
Ich glaube, dass der Weg, dass Provider illegal hochgeladene Inhalte wieder entfernen müssen, klar der bessere ist
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