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Das Ende von GameTwo – Und ein Neustart?
GameTwo ist ein Gaming-Magazin im besten Sinne – ehrlich gesagt auch das einzige Gaming Magazin, das ich wirklich regelmäßig nutze. Produziert wird/wurde es Rocket Beans in Zusammenarbeit mit dem ZDF und dem funk-Netzwerk (Quelle: Wikipedia). Als Nachfolger von GameOne wurden seit 2016 ganze 382 Folgen veröffentlicht (plus diverse Short Videos). Leider konnte die Finanzierung nun…
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The end of “The Azure Podcast”
As I am a regular listener of the The Azure Podcast. I was a bit surprised to see the title of the latest episode: Episode 521 – The Final Episode. That sounds like final, final – like as if it wouldn’t be continued? And indeed! :-( In this special final episode of the Azure Podcast,…
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Comment Sections do not need to suck (maybe)
Recently I read the blog post Why Comment Sections suck – re:I want to comment on your blog post | Kami’s Corner. The article discusses the various problems of comment sections in blogs. And actually, I wondered if a Fediverse-integration couldn’t address some of those issues:
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Numa Hack: When “Access Control” is just a Number in a URL
Not long ago, I covered the Merkur hack from Lilith Wittmann – a glaring example of careless handling of sensitive data. And today, here we are again! Another service, another broken-by-design system. This time: the hotel chain Numa, exposing tens of thousands of identity documents to anyone with a URL and a browser. What happened I…
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DNS4EU: a private, safe, and independent European DNS resolver
Recently I switched my DNS Resolver to one of the European public DNS resolvers | European Alternatives mainly for privacy reasons after reading Cloudflare’s blog post about analytics in their free-tiers. But I missed the malware protection. But today I just got aware of DNS4EU For Public! DNS4EU is an initiative by the European Commission…
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Is it finally over for Developers?!
We’ve heard it all a couple of times: “GenAI is replacing Software Developers”, Vibe Coding, … A C-Levels dream to (finally) get rid of expensive software developers by using AI.