Asides

  • Uber: Privacy Issues

    A few days old already, Richard Gutjahr reported Uber has a privacy issue. Apparently, the now 404ed Lost and Found page listed not only lost items, but also usernames and contact details. via Richard Gutjahr.

  • Henry Rollins on attitude.

    For a punk, Henry Rollins is always worth quoting for his attitude. Happy Birthday Henry Rollins. pic.twitter.com/UQQ4BI9qqN — Letters of Note (@LettersOfNote) February 13, 2015

  • 15 years neumeier.org

    neumeier.org is 15 years old today. Domain Name:NEUMEIER.ORG Domain ID: D19886705-LROR Creation Date: 2000-02-15T13:24:23Z

  • Everybody should code.

    Just read a blog that made quite an argument against the education of coding. The core argument cited Henry Ford with hist famous saying, if he had listened to his customers, he should have built a faster horse. The derivation in this argument is, that with everybody able to code we, as an economy, are…

  • WordPress on Docker.

    This wordpress blog now lives in a Docker container. It makes administration a lot easier, plus it encapsulates the data.

  • Xenon flash will cause Raspberry Pi2 to freeze

    A Xenon flash will cause the Raspberry Pi 2 to freeze http://t.co/u5Vkn3svTz — Hacker News Bot (@newsycombinator) February 8, 2015 A new class of DoS for hardware?

  • Samsung warnt.

    Samsung warnt: Bitte achten Sie darauf, nichts Privates vor unseren SmartTVs zu erzählen via netzpolitik.org.

  • Data and Goliath

    Data and Goliath: The Hidden Battles to Collect Your Data and Control Your World Bruce Schneier wrote a book about Big Data, mass surveilance and the Internet of Things. Schneier talks about how this effects society and what to do about the increasing datarization of everything we’re doing.

  • Alter der Domain

    Alter der Domain neumeier.org: 14 Jahre 257 Tage.  

  • IEEE members win #Nobel Prize

    Congratulations to Dr. Isamu Akasaki, Dr. Hiroshi Amano and Dr. Shuji Nakamura: Congrats to IEEE members Dr. Isamu Akasaki, Dr. Hiroshi Amano and Dr. Shuji Nakamura on their #Nobel Prize win! http://t.co/uq08GaVmNA — IEEE (@IEEEorg) October 8, 2014