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2026 38
- “Ljuti luditi” – Interview about Omarchy for Radio Študent
- Podcast: Tech Bro Utopia – “KI, Macht und Widerstand (5/6) – Die Maschinenstürmer”
- “Reverse Engineering durch KI – Wie Videospiele gerade frei im Netz landen” – Zu Gast bei Corso im Deutschlandfunk
- “Fachgespräch: Sicherheit von KI im Zeitalter von KI-Agenten” im Bundestag
- The Test
- The Next Hype
- What kind of Software should we fund?
- Der besorgte “KI”-Bro
- Power grab
- Rediscovering The Spark
- Making Social Media Social
- The function of LLM-based math “proofs”
- “AI” centralization
- Doku “Crypto-Hype – Milliardenfalle Memecoins”
- “Useful” is not sufficient
- Kurze Notiz zu”politische Dimension von Daten und Infrastrukturen der Digitalität”
- Trying to manufacture permission
- „KI“-Effizienzversprechen und der Niedergang der Demokratie
- Sicherheit ohne Überwachung Redebeitrag
- On Google declaring war on the Web
- AI as a Fascist Artifact
- Dissolving the social
- Claude magic
- Nothing to Declare
- Artisanal care
- Bei “Breitband” zum Thema “Digitale Souveränität”
- On Alliances
- Acting ethically in an imperfect world
- Diffusion of Responsibility
- But they did read it
- The World That Was
- Digitaler-Einbettungs-Tag
- Hiding behind translations
- Winning the wrong game
- Re:Publica 2026 talk proposals
- Software as Fast Fashion
- Personal computing
- Exiting the Billionaire Castle
2025 41
- Something from nothing
- Desire to Pop
- RBB24 – Der Talk: Macht “KI” uns dümmer?
- The Professionalism Trap
- The “Data” Narrative eats itself
- Friction and not being touched
- But will they?
- Never hearing No
- So what are you saying?
- “Fascist AI” talk at LOOPS
- “Against Tech-Fascism” bei der GPN23
- “ChatBot” is bad design
- Zusammenfassung Events der letzten Monate
- On “Vibe Coding”
- On “agentic AI”
- Are “AI” systems really tools?
- Forcing the world into machines
- These are not the same
- On correct but wrong responses
- EU-Kommission: “KI-Gigafabriken” sollen Standort Europa stärken | heise online
- Ensuring Open Source AI thrives under the EU’s new AI rules – Open Source Initiative
- Vulgar Display of Power
- That asterisk …
- You can’t ban physics
- It’s all hallucinations
- Investitionen und Langfristkosten
- Wie rechts ist die KI-Ästhetik?
- Rejected #rp25 talk proposals
- Who is Free Software for?
- I’m HelPInG!!11
- Speaking from somewhere
- Zu Gast bei “Wortwechsel”
- Wahlempfehlung Bundestagswahl 2025: Die Linke
- The Open Source Torment Nexus
- “A Luddite Criticism of Open Source” at FluConf
- Innovation is a distraction
- Quoted in Ars Technica’s article on tarpits for AI crawlers
- Against scale
- Die Sascha Lobo Methode
- Der Staat als Bagholder
- But does it “Free our Feeds”?
2024 38
- On feeling one’s own self
- Progress and cosy nostalgia
- Podcast: The Corruption of Open Source / Tech Won’t Save Us
- Podcast: “Digital Infrastructure and Why Open Source Is Not Enough Anymore”
- What do 25% mean?
- Does Open Source AI really exist?
- Zum SPIEGEL zum AfD Verbot
- “KI: Maschinenträume im Film”
- Meta wants to kill the social web
- A choice
- A radical idea
- On the “Europe needs regulatory certainty on AI” Open Letter by Meta
- On “AI” Art
- Why “AI” projects fail
- Productivity gains in Software Development through AI
- Mozilla.ai did what? When silliness goes dangerous
- “Can Europe Chart Its Own Path on Tech?” – being a guest on the “Tech Won’t Save Us” podcast
- “Ethische Nutzung von KI” beim Tag der Abschlussarbeit am KIT
- “Empty Innovation” at Re:Publica 2024 #rp24
- “AI” as support systems (for diagnostics)
- Like deja vu but worse
- The growing backlash against AI
- Code & Vorurteil
- Magic market words
- Sharing spaces
- “Der Kampf um das Internet – Wie Wikipedia, Mastodon & Co. Big Tech herausfordern”
- KI vs. Demokratie: Monster, Monopole und Machtfragen | Elevate Festival 2024
- AI and Democracy
- The Automattic “AI” thing
- Eingangsstatement Anhörung Berliner AGH, 19.02.2024
- Wishful bio weapons
- The Theology of Efficiency
- Innovation ist kein politischer Wert
- “Legislative Innovation” as redirection activity
- Der Mangel an Gestaltungswillen
- “AI” as unregulated space
- OpenAI’s copyright defence
- Is a neural network like a pocket calculator? “AI” and epistemic injustice
2023 14
- Vielfalt
- Thoughts on “generative AI Art”
- Mozilla’s “Joint Statement on AI Safety and Openness”
- The Age of the Grift Shift
- On exponential growth of LLMs
- Interviewfragen zu “KI” in der Verwaltung
- Keynote at the GBT-2023 conference of the Policy Research Lab in Amsterdam
- “I’m sorry HAL, I won’t let you do that.” Vortrag auf der re:publica 2023
- PR as open letter
- Inevitable
- Why do “AI” systems use prompts?
- Yearning for the “AI” revolution
- tante.cc and the fediverse
- An alternative that would never be
2022 18
- “Debate me!”
- Nachklapp Anhörung Bundestag zu Metaverse / Web3
- Opening Remarks: Hearing “Metaverse und Web 3.0” @ Bundestag
- Nostalgiaverse
- Will tokens save art and music?
- Eingangsstatement im Digitalausschuss des Bundestages zum Thema “EU-Verordnung zu Künstlicher Intelligenz unter Einbeziehung von Wettbewerbsfähigkeit im Bereich Künstliche Intelligenz und Blockchain-Technologie”
- But you could …
- Web3/Blockchain Kritik Roundup
- Denial by Potentiality
- Bitcoin: Energy/transaction isn’t a good metric
- Gedanken zur Diskuthek zum Thema Crypto
- On not leaving
- It’s important but not the point
- tante’s Blockchain/Web3 FAQ (deutsch)
- tante’s Blockchain/Web3 FAQ
- Das Dritte Web
- The project of softwareization
- The legacy of NFTs
2021 5
2020 7
2019 11
- Datenethikkommission: Keinen Schritt weiter.
- On “AI” replacing jobs and humans
- Beiträge über “Digital Detox” und “Fauxtomation”
- Beitrag “Der Staat neben den Staaten” im “Was Wäre Wenn” Magazin
- “Facebook baut mit seiner Kryptowährung Libra seine Macht aus”
- On magic boxes
- The stress of legitimizing oneself
- The “ethics” startup gold rush
- What is intelligence?
- The “global” Internet
- Interviews zum Fall Habeck und dem “Leak” der Daten Prominenter
2018 9
- Die maschinenkompatible Gesellschaft
- Experte zum Thema Blockchain beim Ausschuss Digitale Agenda des Bundestages
- Ein neues Netzwerk
- 6 core falsehoods about the digital sphere
- “Connected” Buch
- The Software Code of Ethics
- A critical reflection on #GDPR
- Tech journalism and responsibility
- Redemption of the digital builders
2017 7
2016 12
- Digitalcharta: Kommentiert in der TL;DR Version
- Kommentare zur “Charta der digitalen Grundrechte der Europäischen Union”
- Compliments, “potential” and power
- Criticizing prefix-capitalism
- Reporting on “algorithms”, “big data” and tech in general
- Get paid
- Is the Internet essentially democratizing?
- Restarting … something
- Isolation
- Liberty, an IPhone and the refusal to think politically
- The Twitter Thinkpiece as a literary genre
- “I don’t do small talk”
2015 32
- If you want meaningful consent into data processing, get browser vendors and governments to work
- Back to the Future day
- Filter Bubbles beim Zündfunk Netzkongress #zf15
- Obama, gun violence and the powerless public
- Me and you without us
- Wer einmal lügt … dem glaubt man trotzdem, wenn er VW heißt
- Why we can’t have nice things, #lessig2016 edition
- Die Ethik des (Nicht-) Teilens
- “Dumme Nazis”
- “Motive unklar”
- “Political correctness” und Respekt
- Zum Verfassungsgericht und seinen Urteilen #Betreuungsgeld
- Dieter Nuhr und die Pogrome
- The Web We Should Transcend
- Interviews, Aufregung über “diese Jugend” und Toastbrot
- Protecting the Cause
- Let’s kill “cyborg”
- Digitally organic
- How to conference
- Vorwortsfragmente
- Plattformen und Verantwortlichkeit [UPDATE]
- Smartwatches and the “veil of the analogue”
- On Terry Pratchett
- Rejected session proposals for republica #rp5
- Conspiracies everywhere
- On Freedom
- Cryptography and the Black or White Fallacy
- Speaking about Dark Twitter at Theorizing the Web 15 #ttw15
- Digital dualism, libertarians and the law – cypherpunks against Cameron edition
- Honesty and transparency in crowdfunding
- Vorratsdatenspeicherungsdebatte
- On companies, data, capitalism and “privacy advocacy”: The 23andme kerfluffle
2014 45
- Once More, with Feeling #31c3
- “Anything goes” isn’t acceptable for platform providers
- Mit Jugendlichen über die Digitalsphäre reden
- Compartmentalisation
- Oldenburger Schlossgespräche 2014
- Debatte um Suizid-Warner auf Twitter
- Krautreporter
- Problemorientierung in der global vernetzten Welt
- Helden, die die Regeln brechen
- Datenschutz vs. Informationsfreiheit
- Quick thoughts on VC money and “good” companies
- #Shellshock hyperbole
- “Unfappening” ist auch nicht OK
- Precrime using Mobile Phone Data
- Reviews
- Forderungen nach Öffnung des Google Suchalgorithmus
- #31C3 submissions
- Preventive digital self-defense?
- The right tool for the job
- New York and HOPE X summary
- On whistleblowing
- #geheimdiensteabschaffen
- We, the lab rats
- The body as a source of data
- The value of simultaneity
- “The Open-Source Everything Revolution” and the boxology syndrome
- A light in the dark
- Help get tante to HopeX!
- Zur Europawahl
- Sony, meet the EFF
- Heartbleed and the Opensource promise
- Learning from “cosmos”
- The Church of Snowden
- The left without the luddites …
- The day we click back
- “The cyborg society in the #postprivacy era” Hangout
- The intelligence community’s behavior is not a bug
- “You should know better” a Chrome Extension for more self control
- The EU Data Protection Reform #eudatap: Paragraphs, problems and false promises
- Using SEO to make the Internet great again
- Blackphone: Build from hardware, software and broken promises
- Loving the Internet even if the powers-that-be tell you not to
- You can’t develop the future with quick’n’dirty hacks
- Utopians lacking utopias
- Shock and Awe at #30C3
2013 98
- Overlapping layers of different meanings
- Stickers on cameras
- Transparency is the new objectivity
- Zu Gast im neunetzcast 30: “Hier unterschreiben und alles wird gut”
- Am Puls der Zeit
- “Nazi-Shazam” ist ne gute Idee
- Neutrality is a sorry replacement for fairness
- Macht’s gut, und danke für die Trolle …
- Falsche Zahlen, Filtersouveränität und Indonesien
- Surveillance is just a symptom, the issue is control
- Über Kritik und Spott
- Freiheit der pawlowschen Hündchen
- 23andme and tante
- A general hacker ethic probably isn’t possible
- Ein positiver Spin für #schlandnet?
- Comic Koalitionsvertrag
- #Schlandnet ist IT-Paradies durch Wollen (glaubt die FAZ)
- The error of seeing data as property
- Behavioral prediction
- Lichtgestalten
- What’s new, technology?
- 5. Geburtstag des Oldenburger Computer-Museums
- Rejected #30C3 talks
- On growing government data requests
- Externalizing tech
- Der Digitale Salon
- Namen, Attribute und öffentliche Wahrnehmung
- Soziale Probleme durch Technik lösen
- #Schlandnet, eine Projektion
- No Future Generation
- Incompetent humans in space (the sad state of SciFi)
- Der Weltnetzsuchantrieb – Ein Kommentar zum #schlandnet
- Unpolitisch
- Über Sicherheit
- Dichte in der Datenselbstwolke
- An excuse never to fix anything
- The only winning move is not to play
- Wie Boote auf dem Fluss
- Der globale Staat
- #nablowrimo
- Der Datenkörper und die Datenselbstwolke
- Angstrepublik Deutschland
- Gefangene des Privacy-Narrativs
- Die Freiheit, die ich meine
- Ebook “Überwachte Gesellschaft” von irights.info
- Computer haben Gödel’s Gottesbeweis bewiesen!!!!111elfelf
- Wenn der Gegner immer schummelt
- Meine doppelt-offizielle Wahlempfehlung #BTW2013
- Piratige Geiselnahme
- 10 politische Forderungen für das Jahr 2020
- Death of the Super Hero
- Scheiben in Augen
- Datenschutz in Zeiten von Prism
- Data-Driven Democracy
- Die Freiheit und die Überwachung
- “Through the Google Glass and what malice found there” (#SIGINT13) recording
- Der Preis der Krypto
- “Das Internet ist nicht kaputt, Rückzug ist keine Lösung”
- Der böse Algorithmus
- To be forgotten
- 360° Sicht EU Datenschutz-Grundverordnung
- Durch das Prisma
- Meritokratie als Selbstaufwertung
- 30 Tage OSX ‘audiocast’ feed
- 30 Tage Hype
- “Through the Google Glass and what Malice Found There” @SIGINT 2013
- Bürgerrechtlicher Antiamerikanismus
- Forderungen an Suchmaschinen
- Meet Super-Me
- Host your own is cynical
- Gedanken zur #rp13
- No cameras
- Gefangen in Ritualen, die Big Brother Awards
- The Margaret Thatcher hate
- 1984 the boilerplate surveillance state
- Sharing @Newsblur “Shared Posts” to social networks
- Quickly sharing a Screenshot from Linux
- The overuse of “censorship”
- Nerd supremacy and service sundown
- Google Glass und die mediale F.U.D. Maschine
- On everyone being a programmer
- Neither people nor technology
- Das Recht am eigenen Bildnis
- Die Google Glass Debatten
- Technology in the borders of 1970
- Abgelehnter Re-Publica Vortrag: Eine Ethik des Teilens
- Interessensverlobbyung
- Das generische Alkoholinum
- Anderen nicht gönnen, für was man selber lange arbeitete
- Der verschwörerische Beißreflex
- Die digitale Gesellschaft
- #oipd13 Fotos
- Empörungssteuer
- Antwort an @schmidtlepp: Deshalb keine Piraten in NDS
- Wahlempfehlung Landtagswahl Niedersachsen
- Die Weiterentwicklung der Methode
- Das Ziel von Politik
- Das Prefix “Netz-“
2012 81
- Eure Betterplace-Spendensammlungs-Erfolgs-Belohnung
- Die Grundlagen meiner Kommunikation
- “Der hat einfach nur ein unerfülltes Leben …”
- Bürgerrechtspaternalismus
- Betterplace.org Weihnachtschor – Solarstrom für die St. Catherine Senior High School [Update]
- The fundamental error of the Cypherpunk agenda
- “Good Night Nerd Pride” Kommentare
- Good night nerd pride
- Versteht keiner? Umso besser!
- Rejected #29c3 talk
- Lovepicking
- Netz:Regeln 2012
- Oftentimes knowing less is more
- Termine im Oktober
- Vortrag auf der #om12
- Declaration of the Dependence of Cyberspace
- Trusting infrastructure
- Details und Ergebnisse “Rechner für @HerrUrbach”
- 130 big damn heroes
- Ein Rechner für @Herrurbach
- Die deutsche royal Family
- Warum wir keine neutrale Suchmaschine wollen
- „Nichts führt so leicht zum Versagen wie der Erfolg.“
- Termine im September/Oktober
- Crowdfunding – A silver bullet tarnished
- Offener Brief an @Herrurbach
- Der Kommentatorhass
- New podcast episode
- Postprivacy and privilege
- Es geht um Vertrauen…
- Darf man in Deutschland eigentlich öffentliche Daten nützen?
- “Integrity is doing the right thing, even if nobody is watching.” – Eine neue Hackerethik
- My SIGINT12 talk about #nymwars
- Sehen und überwachen
- Plädoyer für die digitale Allmende
- Das demokratisierte Panoptikum: Googles Daten-Brille ‘Project Glass’
- Der “Postprivacy ist neoliberal” Mythos
- Herr Gauck und die Glückssucht
- Kommentar zur Schufa/Social Media Sache im Freitag
- Facebook und die Schufa
- “My data”
- 30 Tage
- Abgrenzung, Personen, Strukturen.
- What the frak is a Hackerspace anyway?
- Hackerethik Rezeption
- Dark Side of Action Recording available
- Eine neue Hackerethik – SIGINT 2012
- Privacy Icons: Ein Weg zur Vereinfachung?
- Dark Side of Action
- reSource event 001
- Der Markt und die Gerechtigkeit
- Why do I publish so much of myself?
- Der Datenschutz mit dem Verstand in der Gosse
- Kritik an der “Kulturwertmark”
- re:publica 2012
- Big Brother Awards
- Ergebnisse der Followerbezahlung
- Warum ich die Piraten nicht wähle
- Das Ende der Gratiskultur – @tante bezahlt seine Follower
- “Mein Kopf gehört mir”
- Das öffentliche Einkommen
- SIGINT 2012
- WordPress Android app
- On changing one’s opinion
- Eine Kritik des #Flausch
- “Postprivacy – Public by Default” auf der #CeBIT 2012
- “Jellyfish clusters” – Organzing without organization
- The “datenschutzkritische Spackeria”
- “Post Privacy: Öffentlichkeit als Default” auf der CeBIT
- Das heilige Adressbuch
- The ethics of sharing
- Der Vorwurf des Jobs der Eltern …
- The right to be forgotten
- Zu Gast beim CCC Bremen
- Program or be programmed?
- “Wie wir den Kampf um Privatsphäre verloren – und trotzdem glücklich werden”
- Google+ Your World
- Reputation und Postprivacy
- EU Pläne zum Datenschutz
- Program or be programmed – Postprivacy als Ideologie der Ausgrenzung?
- Öffentlichkeit und Hausrecht
2011 64
- Der #28c3 Nazi “Shirtstorm”
- Glückliche Datenschützer
- Vortrag Postprivacy
- Günter Wallraff in Oldenburg
- “Post-Privacy – Prima leben ohne Privatsphäre”
- Rejected #28C3 talks
- Individualized collectivism
- On holding a community to ransom
- Arduino on Gentoo
- No, that’s not Post-privacy
- Der Nutzer, der Kunde und das Produkt
- The “technology” misunderstanding
- Kritik an der datenschutzkritischen Spackeria
- Social Media as currency
- Datenschutztheater
- Moderne Vereinsstrukturen durch Liquid Democracy
- Identity
- Wo die Konversation endet
- Our broken idea of privacy
- Die Vertreter des Netzes haben versagt?
- Kritik an der Datenethik
- The properties of property
- Anonymous vs. Pseudonymous
- But they have to be able to live off that!
- Internet: I <3 you!
- Die soziale Funktion der Enquete-Kommission
- “Die Arbeit ist etwas Unnatürliches.”
- Anonymität: Wasser predigen, Wein trinken
- Creating a simple photo gallery with Dokuwiki
- Speak first, think later!
- Das personenbezogene Datum
- Eine neue Hackerethik
- Der enttarnte Aktivist
- Google Reader “Like”
- United Transnational Republic
- BarCamp Oldenburg #bcol11
- Argumentationsstrukturen
- Flattr after a year
- Ein neuer Lobbyverband
- Why traditional journalism sucks
- Das Geheimnis
- Der Bürger als Journalist
- Privatsphärenkrücken
- Nicht “Soll” sondern “Ist”
- Fallstudie DRM
- The blame game
- Not Documents but data!
- “Humanitäre Katastrophe”
- Citizen Journalism
- Neusprech: Datenschutz
- Even uglier than those guys from Cupertino…
- Biometric authentification fail
- Systematische Nichtbeteiligung
- More FLOSS-DoNots
- Wrong
- “Sozial schwach”
- Kulturelitismus
- The irrational belief in the power of money – A Nokia and Microsoft story
- “Consumer” is a four-letter-word
- Searching vs. Browsing
- The failed metaphor of sharing
- Privacy is not about data
- Comments on the #27c3
- A tale of domain downtime
2010 133
- Going without “the Internet”
- Social structures and ethics
- What I learned in the last few days?
- Ubuntu-isms suck
- In the trenches …
- Wikileaks hats geschafft
- Business ethics, Amazon boycots and “doing the right thing”
- Dieses Blog bleibt offen
- Den Grünen ähnlich…
- Wikileaks Schmickileaks
- Cultural techniques
- Wie weit geht die Streetview “Privatsphäre” eigentlich?
- Privatsphäre und warum das alles nicht so einfach ist
- Liebe Bevölkerung Deutschlands …
- I am a good person
- The author in charge…
- Schünemann
- Program or be Programmed
- Der Affentanz mit der Toleranz
- Politik der Aufmerksamkeitsökonomie
- Last.fm Mix radio with the linux client
- pre-, peri- and post-privacy
- The case against Fitts’ Law
- “Mögest du in interessanten Zeiten leben.”
- Ich als Nazi-Unterstützer?
- Der Irrtum des Einzelnen
- Boring Pop Culture Concepts
- Wie viele Aliase darf man eigentlich haben?
- Es kann nicht sein was nicht sein darf!
- Rejected talks for the #27C3
- The computer as an appliance
- Public service announcement
- Fighting the system
- The value of definitions
- Cyborg Invasion
- “I have a life”
- Die Grünen und ihr Retterkomplex
- Kaputte Worte Teil 1: “Arbeitsplatz”
- Mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen
- Openness as a quality
- Transparency
- A good system
- Die Jäger und Sportschützen…
- Diaspora fail
- Und schon wieder ein gutes Wort weg
- Time to say something nice about an old “enemy”
- How is that a good business model?
- Who invented reposting?
- AtomStrom zur Dekadenz von Rom?
- Ganz überrascht
- The Gay Bar hilft
- You get what you pay for…
- Das “völkische”
- Oldenburger, geht kacken.
- Lazyweb: Simple GNOME backup solution
- IDEs kill exploration
- An unwinnable battle
- Public Infrastructure
- Concepts transcending domain barriers
- Anerkennung
- Das Gelächter über Blumenkübel
- DE-Mail und Spam
- Happiness
- Hat die Flattr gang ein gang sign?
- … if you want it or not
- Old howtos survive long on the net
- Gay Bar Soap
- Ricers and logic
- Christian Wulff for Bundespräsident!
- Writing is a muscle
- Managing ZIP-based file formats in git
- Why Powerpoint (and everything else using binary formats) sucks
- Life’s actually quite simple
- The “perversion” of flattr
- Adobe support, the FSF and double standards
- Verified flattr?
- How do you read all that?
- My standards, your standards
- Posts drafting away …
- It’s not you, it’s me
- Memo to myself
- Krautchan
- „Lang ist der Weg durch Lehren, kurz und wirksam durch Beispiele.”
- It’s not just *what* you write, it’s *when* you write it
- Respekt vor dem Amt?
- Discussions
- Flattr, the second month
- ‚Facebook‘ oder ‚Die Wut des Intellekts über den publizierenden Pöbel‘
- Ohne Worte
- Distraction free blogging – Zen
- Vriends – a plea to value your online friends
- “Was ist öffentlich und was ist privat?” Vortrag
- Ethisches Dilemma
- Fuck Facebook’s Like Button
- Flattr reality check
- Kill the problem with an RPG!
- The conference farce
- The world is made of spheres
- The Semantic Web/Web 3.0
- On ownership of (personal) data
- Tautologies
- On Flattr and Privacy: The Flattr Button
- When the toy becomes useful …
- Gwibber on Gentoo
- Writing your own story in videogames – “Heavy Rain”
- Flattr, after some real poking around
- Aaaand I went back…
- An experiment about rules
- No it’s not ‘logical’
- Mother Teresa
- On symbols and history
- Cuba
- 2 weeks of silence
- "The new INSERT_THINGY_HERE"
- "Teamwork"
- Generic "Input"
- The Nausea
- When paying replaces the satisfaction of buying
- Law
- So why do you have a facebook account?
- The new "virtual townsquare"
- "Every person needs a project"
- Nicht-Europa Bücher auf dem Amazon Kindle in Deutschland
- What does all that crap actually mean?
- Shameless self-plugging
- Henry Rollins "Spoken Word" at the Schlachthof in Bremen
- New Podcast "tentaclepr0n"
- Dive Into Python 3 – Review
- Die politische "Mitte"
- Failing New Year’s resolutions
- A sane way to setup microblogging…
- The Amazon Kindle and Linux
- Ein paar Gedanken zum 26C3 bzw. zum 27C3
2009 120
- Liquid Democracy @ 26c3
- Formspring.me
- Der feine Unterschied zwischen Illustration und Begründung
- On the value of ideas
- Subscriptions, tip jars and prices.
- "Take less from more. Sell your goods for a cheap price, make your customers come back and want more."
- Podcasts
- "Your relationship to your customers has changed, they’re no longer powerless, so don’t treat them like they are."
- "Money is in ‘time saved’ and in ‘convenience’."
- "Some people will get your content for free. That’s just how it is, don’t waste your resources fighting it too much."
- "You cannot sell what has no price."
- Podiumsdiskussion "Google auf dem Weg zum Informationsmonopol?" in Oldenburg
- One a day next week
- New business models for publishers
- Are Open Access and the Internet endangering business models?
- Is Google evil?
- Our ridiculous addiction to "truth"
- On "sources"
- Faith
- Giving a talk
- The times they are a-chang… nope they ain’t
- The desktop as a cluster of services?
- "Erfolg"
- Wahlempfehlung
- Wenn die Stunde schlägt…
- "Unwählbar"
- "Compiling is not a very Useful Test"
- Manifehlschläge
- Who’s back?
- "Internet Manifest"
- Tools for prototyping
- On Bonus Programs
- Touchscreens suck Part II
- "What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other name would smell as sweet."
- Touchscreens suck
- Why folksonomies?
- On (market) regulation
- On crossover work
- The authorship fetish
- Integrating the web in your advertising campaign done right
- Pornodarsteller gesucht!
- "Dass die Regierung das Volk vertrete, ist eine Fiktion, eine Lüge." (Leo Tolstoi, 1898)
- Porting as iterative software development (who cares whether it’s Mono?)
- Linux Action Show Season 10, Episode 7 – Cleaning up the mess
- New gpg key
- You know your browser sucks, when … a story of inhumane advertising
- What we’re missing …
- "Common Tag" or when the bureaucrats enter to ruin things
- Sometimes you wonder …
- Even Linux can become a victim of Windows viruses…
- Wahlen heute
- On outsourcing
- Keeping stuff synchronized
- Why DVCS? I’m just working on this little thingy here …
- man, info pages suck. No more.
- To <ol> or to <ul>
- PyRoom – Distraction free writing.
- ye good old overlay
- Deleting GNOME saved sessions
- T-Online "Navigationshilfe"
- Delete old mails from Gmail labels with gmaillabelpurge
- Big nonos in podcasting
- Do we really "need Photoshop" on the Linux desktop?
- "Linux Sucks" Talk by Bryan Lunduke
- Doping durch Luft im Po
- Semantic technologies should be personal
- New theme
- So that’s normal?
- Holy standard, Batman!
- Kill your blogroll!
- "Das Stoppschild ist dringend nötig!" – Wie die deutsche Journaille schläft
- Things shouldn’t always be wiped
- "Not enough work for everyone" is stupid
- Themeability can result in bad software
- "Konzeption und Entwicklung einer semantikbasierten Managementschicht für Dateisysteme"
- Versioning PDF files with git
- SkoleLinux
- Testing OpenSolaris
- Neil Gaiman’s "The Graveyard Book"
- Advertising your own stuff
- Easystroke
- Play with your toy your own way
- Watchmen Music
- The Watchmen
- Paying for web-content
- The programming computer scientist
- Having money vs. having time vs. having skills
- Inheriting from Debian
- "The paradox of asking a masked man who he is"
- The problem with "sudo"
- Sign me up!
- On biometrics to secure your computer
- „Schreibe nichts der Böswilligkeit zu, was durch Dummheit hinreichend erklärbar ist.“
- Abstractions and the lowest common denominator
- Different approaches in modelling
- Why another scripting language for the desktop?
- git tricks: commiting only certain changes from one file
- Warhol, Prototyping, Bre Pettis and how it all relates…
- Is "the semantic media player" hot or not?
- My local overlay
- "How can you not wanna know?"
- Groups and Tags on Identi.ca
- Probably the most overused quote ever
- Chaosradio Express Hörertreffen in Oldenburg
- Socks? I don’t need your stinking socks!
- On presidents
- Wishlist for the last.fm client
- The love for apt-get
- For Splitbrain: This is help!
- Paradox argumentations from a KDE project leader
- Why your company should pay for custom software
- Why your company shouldn’t pay for custom software
- The criterium of "relevance"
- Bunnylicious!
- You know you are a valued customer when …
- New License
- Changing the boot order on an NSLU2 running Debian (for fun and profit)
- Who wants a SmartUPS 700?
- My playlist is my castle!
- 25th Chaos Communication Congress, a (late) review
2008 233
- "Embracing Post-Privacy"
- 25C3 and Merry XMas
- Amarok2.0 Part Two: Continued failure
- The most important skill of programmers
- Amarok 2.0
- What music is to me
- The evolution of a new Ubuntu User
- So a link is worth a shirt or a shirt is worth a link?
- The Battle for the identity space
- There’s a worm in that Apple
- Defining filters on things you don’t even know about yet – Friendfeed "spam"
- Casing of tags
- Audioplayers are easy, right?
- Setting up an EEEPC
- Cars and computers
- Howto generate barcodes in Python with reportlab
- Can companies going more open still be profitable?
- A few short blurbs
- On software installation and activities
- The heat is on!
- Subscribe-to-comments back
- Systrays
- The fundamental error of most "semantic" technologies
- Technological progress is not about improving things: Glossy displays
- Optgroups with Django’s forms module
- Dear California,
- On the meaning of "free"
- The iPhone as a device to save money?
- Our perception of time and ownership seriously limits our ability to cooperate
- An Office in the clouds
- Web2.0 companies, venture capital, financial crisis and layoffs
- Linux needs the hate
- Dumb security tips: Think before you follow online guides
- Subscribe-to-comments gone
- Finding an Identi.ca
- Return rate of Netbooks higher with Linux than with Windows
- Bullshitting your "customers": Your software engineering masturbation makes your customers look like idiots
- Addition to the family
- The "trap of cloud computing"
- Volksparteien sind nicht mit dem Grundgesetz kompatibel
- The meaning of "to like something" in the social web
- My current desktop
- Linux does not "need its own Steve Jobs" (repeating wrongs doesn’t create rights)
- Blurp
- Last century’s technology fail@Adobe
- Tagcloud fail@Stack Overflow
- Habits
- Explaining words: Copyright, trademarks and patents
- Calvin and Hobbes, once a day
- Cory Doctorow’s "Content"
- Stiller blog…
- Soziale Gerechtigkeit
- iotop, see what makes your computer crawl
- Django 1.0
- My girlfriend’s MP3 player …
- Perception of the unknown
- dredg@Markthalle Hamburg
- Money does not equal money
- Thinkpad T61
- Beschützen von Schulkindern – for fun and profit
- Tuesday, September 2nd, Hamburg
- Recommendations done right: Tell me why!
- mkfs.ext3 weirdness
- Me working with knives
- Vim trick of the day
- Who the fuck cares about the design of Ubuntu’s next release?
- When did that happen?
- Dynamically switching between display setup configurations
- Binding a keyboard shortcut to a random command in GNOME
- Reichtum
- Donnerstag
- ReadItLater Firefox Extension
- Quis custodiet ipsos custodes: Alan Moore’s "The Watchmen"
- Vorurteile unbestätigt
- Is Mono evil?
- Removing someone from the public eye
- Bestest present ever
- Outsourcing the gathering of information: Is RSS slowly going away?
- Claim what’s yours without SEO crap
- Olympic games behind the great firewall
- On strong passwords
- Wen zum Teufel interessiert schon Geo-Scoring?
- Dumb question of the day
- Firefox search engines
- E-fame and how to pronounce my name
- Möge Darwin Recht behalten
- Good ideas make bad privacy: Social aggregators and tracking
- iGnorance is iBliss: The iPhone
- My notepad is not weird so stop staring!
- Black is beautiful and saves nature?
- Enhance your GNOME II – we go to 11!
- Flatline!
- Python functions you might not know
- rel="nofollow"
- Function arguments, return values and unpacking in Python
- Publishing my dotfiles for fun and profit
- Shooting beyond the Mac and going right past Apple
- TomFox – creating Tomboy notes directly from Firefox
- The topics of the google tech talks sure have changed …
- No more analytics
- HALT! PAPIERE!
- Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip – Angels
- On getting really good at something
- Schaffen wir zwei, drei, viele Tschernobyls!
- The web is … filthy!
- Enhance your GNOME
- Nazis raus?
- Es gibt nix schlimmeres …
- Arithmetics, Last.fm style
- Dr Horrible, Act III, the final curtain
- Firefox extensions for the address bar
- New last.fm
- The state of Flash on Linux 64Bit
- Der scheue Herr Wulff
- The quote of the day
- I should get paid for that
- Forgiveness in coding and meta levels
- When things are not needed anymore
- Calling instance methods dynamically in Python
- Blogging advice
- nbPython, extra-short review
- Demoirritationen
- Inflation and online games
- Installing a openoffice 3.0 dev build
- Bounce, bounce
- DVCS fight: Darcs loses
- Decentralization II: The trademark freak
- Decentralization of services
- Counting google searches might be a statistic but it’s not really saying what you think it does
- PHP should not be your template engine
- Fusion 2008 – Eine Nachlese
- Your automatically generated APIdoc is not a replacement for real documentation
- Horray for me
- Fusion festival radio
- NVIDIA: Fuck you.
- Platform independence
- Tierpark Hagenbeck
- The eclipse thing
- Attaching CDs to magazines …
- Retarded artifical restrictions: 140 characters
- Django Foundation
- Thanks IBM
- Steuerentlastungen
- Fusion2008
- Banshee
- Python Webserver in 5 seconds
- An idea for lack of podcastyness
- XML config files
- Marketing through blogs
- Buffy – No future for you
- Thinklab
- Copying, cutting and pasting columns in vim
- Dirty urges…
- TShirt-swap-a-thlon: Aus alt mach … anders alt
- Who doesn’t like music?
- Das ranzige Flaggengebimsel
- Gadgets, widgets, plasmoids, whatever you call them, they’re pretty worthless.
- Premises
- Pirates or Ninjas or filesharing
- Fans
- Virtualization as security measure
- thinkwhack 0.1
- Dumb mistake of the day
- Centralized installing of windows software in linux environments
- Feature uniformity in open source and opinionated software
- Blöder Start in den Tag …
- ThinkWhack II
- Armut in Deutschland
- Thinkwhack
- Multi-Pointer X
- Harddrives suck
- Linux Sucks-Rules-O-Meter
- Indy 4
- Lightsaber sounds
- dm-crypt in Gentoo
- The new last.fm in screenshots
- On the success of Ubuntu
- While things scroll by
- Suggestion for the gentoo liveCD
- Annoyance
- Hate the language – love the dressing, part I
- UML is not worthless and for good reasons
- UML is meaningless and for good reasons
- How much is your daughter’s life worth?
- Pissed off
- Tiny, portable devices
- Boom Blox (Wii)
- The sun makes the gay bar a quiet place
- The C++ of Wikis
- Things that some people forget about Python dictionaries
- Ubuntu Hardy
- Sure sign that your software review/comparison is retarded
- Downloadable Fonts
- Last.fm+Youtube, best mashup ever
- Renaming files based on EXIF data
- Package distribution
- Portage 2.2 and FEATURES="stricter"
- If you’re scared of that you probably shouldn’t tinker with it anyways
- Unholy
- Intellectual property is not oil
- Py2exe and (Py)GTK
- Cloning Virtualbox images
- Nine Inch Nails new Album
- Für Paule
- Scummvm on Wii
- Time
- Staatliches Ebay
- Firefox3 beta4 bug that annoys me
- Today on IRC
- It’s all just a matter of X
- Bugmenot Extension for Firefox3 beta
- Fun challenge: Tell the truth
- Augenblick
- Ewww, the stink!
- Liebe Frau Merkel…
- Localization can make your problems harder
- HAMMERTIME!
- "Next page" available on the gay-bar.com
- Git and Windows
- "The shroud of the PU side has fallen. Begun, the Processor War has."
- That command line switch you always forget
- The hand that feeds …
- Thinkpad
- Steve Yegge is right in spite of the Mac crowd’s belief
- Food Porn
- Windows Vista
- Das Projekt für morgen Nachmittag
- Status: "Out Shopping" might be a problem
- Die Geister, die gerufen wurden
- SQLalchemy and Py2exe
- Why Gentoo
- Backing up stuff like a blog
- TheGayBar II: A new hope.