mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Biochemist by training and nowadays software developer by passion. Interested in a lot of things and topics (maybe too many).
Do not expect a consistent themes on posts. However, expect antifascism and tech stuff. also expect post in German and English. Other then that, there will be interesting things, things I was curious or amused about in that moment and also totally irrelevant stuff :)
Yesterday was labour day. One of the prevalent topics I overheard discussed during a march and later were:
Should productivity gains not lead to us working less, producing the same stuff for the same price? Freeing us from work getting more dense all the time?
Another one was along the lines: Why are we producing faster and more of the things no one needs an wants?
Both very important questions in my view. Both topics no political discussion is about.
Ich fände es ja super, wenn morgen am 4. Mai 2026, wenigsten ein viertel der Menschen die auf den 1. Mai Demos in Nürnberg waren, gegen das Team rechter Menschen auf die Straße geht. Das machen wir dann mal 4 Wochen lang und wechseln uns ab, dann haben die bald keine Lust mehr.
18.30 Uhr geht es am Jakobsplatz los. Schließt euch einfach einer der Gegendemos an! Kommt zahlreich.
Und folgt der @alertaparade@mastodon.social, dann verpasst ihr keinen Aufruf mehr :)
Just finished reading "Threat modeling" by @adamshostack@infosec.exchange
Thank you for that book. As far as I can judge it is really helpful for me to wrap my head around the topic. Also thank you for including not only methodology but also general advice on how to introduce it (or other things) in an organisation and facilitate it.
It was a good read. I really enjoyed it.
I plan to bring some training locks and a simple #lockpicking set with me to @OSCo@infosec.exchange. However, I'm not good at picking locks - mostly it feels like random poking until they open or I get bored. Maybe someone can help me and others to get started? Of course we can always poke at the locks together and see where it takes us. #osco25
@TestPappy@mstdn.social keeps writing about the fears and issues I share before I find the time to articulate them myself.
> Sustainable teams distribute load. They share knowledge. They build redundancy, not dependency. They design robust processes. When you let an AI agent become the central producer, you’re not building a stronger team. You’re building a fragile one with a shiny new single point of failure.
