My Twitter archive of March 2018

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for March 2018.

Tweets

• Makefiles for #JavaScript projects: https://t.co/jMZGr9ga9m
• @smashingmag Yes, we are only supporting evergreen browers. It's so nice.
• Unfortunately the @jsconf livestream does not stream well for me. But you might give it a try now: https://t.co/8oc6NZXkmG
• @jen_star 😬
• Works now! https://t.co/x9w6vTS4uG
• PSA: Node.js 4 EOLs in April. via @addaleax https://t.co/8Vg56puu4B
• Async rendering in #react will remove so much clunky handling of "wait for content to be available" code. It's so great how the @reactjs identified an improved from which both developers and users will benefit. #jsconfis
• @SvenjaBickert Prototyping von was?
• @SvenjaBickert Frag mal den @yangmeyer!
• @KiraArghy https://t.co/heGrUw9qGK
• Amazon Dash is illegal in Germany, a German court ruled in a lawsuit by a consumer protection office: - Users have to be informed about the actual item and price before the order - Button must have notice that using it creates a payable order ("zahlungspflichtig bestellen") #iot
• Reasoning for lawsuit is, that the Dash button limits consumer ability to compare prices. https://t.co/uINMRTMaTl
• TIL on #JavaScript dependencies. So, npm ci has been released by @maybekatz: https://t.co/ZBJMEqX1Gc This command is available in npmc or as a standalone tool: "$ npx cipm". And here is why I find it especially useful in frontend projects:
• I have a frontend project with 30-something dependencies just for building the project (rollup, babel, ...) and these receive updates every day. This is not an issues when working with the latest code, but when fixing bugs for older releases of the project, it gets nasty.
• Since your package.json might include dependencies which are not fixed, but point to *some* version of a package through the use of "^1.0.3", you will end up with an arbitrary configuration of you build chain, when doing a git checkout old-release; npm i
• This might break, and for me it did yesterday. It took me roughly two hours to figure out what is wrong, and since I am not an expert for this specific build chain. In general it's hard to retrace bugfixes and breaking changes anyway. Now npm ci could have saved me:
• If you maintain an up-to-date package-lock.json (by using npm 5), npm ci will install the exact dependencies from the lockfile where an npm i will install the latest release that matches your version specification in package.json. This means you can retrieve exact configurations.
• So, npm ci gives you the ability to keep the forward looking way to manage dependencies in JavaScript we all love but gives you the safety that you can always go back in time to a configuration which once worked.
• @ReBeccaOrg In my case we didn't have a package -lock.json since this project was older.
• @ReBeccaOrg And thanks for the clarification, this behaviour makes sense, but is some confusion.
• @ReBeccaOrg Hm, maybe show a summary of updated lock entries. Yes, you see that the lock changed if you use SCM, but I sometimes do multiple sessions and then I might not notice. Or something like npm which-locks-changed which print me the diff (based on git diff).
• @SvenjaBickert Auch den @sebastian_nell mal ansprechen, gerade beim Thema Digitale Businessmodelle.
• @ReBeccaOrg In this project we have some team members on older npm versions as well. A little messy. ;-)
• This was a busstopp last weekend: #trondheim https://t.co/TKZC6lO6ns
• @stereogum @stadtkindFFM @Madonna I bought that album back then because it was such an awesome Trance LP.
• @findingmarbles Have you seen Altered Carbon, yet? If you liked WW, this pulls similar strings.
• Welcome to Germany 🇩🇪 https://t.co/mNUsHFQSqv
• @findingmarbles They do that so well. Because the Murder Mistery is just the overlay, the interesting part is the history of the society and the problems it now has. This offers many aspects to explore.
• It seems @signalapp is down. Can't send messages to contacts.
• Works again, seems there was a DDos attack on the server: https://t.co/vAVCVgMRCH https://t.co/mOFsksSOoc
• This immigration is coming along quite well. 🇳🇴 https://t.co/dcXOL6qQlu
• @FellowRabbit No, it was a human who translated this.
• @untergrund_ffm @hfg_offenbach Kennt ihr dieses Dings: @YouTube ?
• @findingmarbles You are welcome! Best hotel ever. This character / location is so great. https://t.co/f5dNCOI5T0
• Here are some better alternative names for the "master" branch in your source code repository: - bleeding-edge - nevergreen - works-on-my-machine - happy-merging-XD - there-be-real-users - features-come-here-to-die - (L°O°)L_|_|_
• No seriously: there are teams discarding the use of the master/slave terminology. And if you think about it, master is the wrong word for the branch of the source-code repo which, for the most projects I have worked in, contains the latest source code.
• "master" has the meaning of being a owner and controller over others. But if you are using feature branches, the control is actually inverted, and master is "controlled" by the feature branches.
• So next time you start a new repo, maybe name your main branch not master, but saga, because sagas are "a long story about history", and this is what the main branch of your repository actually is. https://t.co/9uZJWlJq6U
• @skyfyre Nevertheless more correct.
• So much love for this fantastic 90's music video by Roxette: https://t.co/mgYuCeBay9 https://t.co/E2Vh1Mpso2
• Nice: https://t.co/r2qkSQmVTq can transform JSON with and simply but powerful syntax.
• Ridiculously beautiful weather here in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/3KpwpMMKqp
• @storchp Yes, this is also what I prefer. Here is a drawing of how this process looks like. https://t.co/seo6F9crLJ
• @skyfyre Like this: https://t.co/uMrwfID5SZ Build preview from master, and production from a production branch to support fixes.
• @pfhllnts Because the other branches are not less important? But, take whatever works for you.
• Here are two PR review comments for the same problematic code: - This is wrong because ..., fix it by doing .... - I have observed that ..., did you, too? Why did you choose that approach? The first one focuses on fast results. The second one focuses on learning.
• PRs are one of the best ways to incorporate daily learning and knowledge transfer in an asynchronous and very hands on way. Don't miss out on this opportunity.
• @ainmosni Branch names in Git are just strings. I never experienced problems in tools when there was no branch named "master". Obviously, if you have other tools that hardcore branch names for their workflow, then these are the problem.
• @ericghill @storchp No, it will contain all the previous commits from saga. This diagram is maybe to simplified, will work on it today. Especially to clarify what happens if you need to hotfix prod and test that.
• @GonzoHacker Sounds like the faint idea of a paradise. You just never get there ;-)
• @codePrincess Yes! Let's be honest!
• @Paratron Thanks!
• @c089 Lucifer or Halt and Catch Fire.
• @Paratron @asana Use @trello or @github Issues.
• @Paratron @asana @trello @github Yes, Kanban is the best way to describe it. You can start very lightweight and add more and more features. It's fascinating how adaptable @trello is to any process.
• Here is the updated / extended build process from https://t.co/uMrwfID5SZ to address the missing hotfix process. https://t.co/RSsKFRmAKd
• @aJimHolmes And it's actually a valid git branch name: https://t.co/0BZzTL5CnG
• @ericghill @storchp https://t.co/tcfNIaDp0R
• @alipasha I might start with a Blogpost first to explain it ;-)
• @amokleben @Wayneoween Maybe https://t.co/SYrq52D59n ?
• I'm really happy to be speaking @ndc_conferences in June in Oslo. I'll show how easy it is, to build a secure #IoT product prototype using #JavaScript and the @Espruino Wifi. This will be my first conference as a speaker in the Nordics. https://t.co/oMKS6YGTm2
• @Paratron @NDC_Conferences @Espruino Yes, but the Pi is a PC, the Espruino board is much closer to real world low-power devices.
• @Paratron @NDC_Conferences @Espruino Especially close to the characteristics of the @NordicTweets hardware. The #nrf91 was the inspiration for this talk: https://t.co/EhoJB3rA1M
• Google stopped doing no evil: https://t.co/xZOMPgi0Q7
• @jthegedus @ericghill @storchp Right, because this is a fix which is obsolete on saga. This is the case where you discover something that needs to be fixed on production, but is not an issue in saga. Because otherwise you could juts fail forward: fix in saga, and deploy to production.
• @storchp @jthegedus @ericghill Yes! Move stuff to saga as soon as possible.
• @cheeaun @davidpich @jesstelford @colloq_io Yes, it seems the brand building is more important than discoverability, or it's just too much of extra effort. Some idea was to create a syndication website (using https://t.co/SAdeUNvV3z markup) on IPFS (so it does not depend on a centralised service like lanyrd).
• Check out @ducky_no ... they try to improve eco-friendly behaviour though gamification. And it's made here in #Trondheim! 🇳🇴
• Trondheim Toget nå: #8mars https://t.co/W8xKl8Bo33
• Frage mich, was @wilddueck dazu sagt ... https://t.co/LfEulHm2WJ
• https://t.co/fru73RwlmF https://t.co/s9M23NqesD
• @mirjam_diala Once you think about submitting a talk, you are 99.9% further than the rest of the developers out there. You simply have to do it.
• @storchp @ArminSchubert @afuerstenau Naja, hoffen wir mal, dass nur der Build-Server im A*sch ist ;-)
• @fhemberger Very cool people are behind @plutex. Call them, real people like you an me work there.
• This set by @DavidGravell is faaaaantastic! https://t.co/iAnhytyfIb
• @fhemberger Oh, my bad.
• @jke Das sieht so falsch aus. Aua.
• Anna: A new take at Key-Value-Stores yields 10x improvement over Redis. https://t.co/6jvKdmAn4O
• Rebel Girls Podcast is live! Listen 2 the first episode about Margaret Hamilton, the girl who put a man on the Moon! https://t.co/r78DfSa474
• At #kosmorama going to watch Trondheimsreisen. https://t.co/11StFOgdh4
• @codeismail @unclebobmartin Happy to help if you want, and spread what you learn.
• @mirjam_diala And, how did you do?
• @mirjam_diala This might easy your mind a bit: https://t.co/MMfzxC7NTa
• Første gang med @Fly_Norwegian #TRD #BGO 🇳🇴 https://t.co/ZrBshIsT2r
• @helloanselm Ok, lets unpack that: Brand Building: conferences / events put quite a lot of effort into building a brand and publicity. They create there own website which comes with their way of presenting info about talks an speakers.
• @helloanselm On external platforms they will have to compromise on layout / design in order to fit the platforms schema of doing things (lengths of texts, use of links, social media profiles, pictures, downloads, videos, ...).
• @helloanselm This creates two barriers: extra work required to adapt the original content to the platform. I don't have concerns regarding discoverability. Centralized, curated services usually help to discover events.
• I have spent the last two+ weeks not coding, but writing technical concepts and mapping out interactions and flows, so I can reduce the amount of code I have to write in the first place. https://t.co/7v2OLSoFce
• @Fly_Norwegian De var kjempeflott med dere! https://t.co/llkuxp31dS
• @JanSchfr Well, this is a new system and there are some architectural decisions which have to be thought through. We have a dozen use cases defined (from simple HTTP requests to export Gigabytes of data). I'd like to have a good understanding a'bt the implications of these requirements.
• @JanSchfr Of course I could bootstrap a Django REST Framework ... But I know that the most direct way to implementing the simplest feature won't help me in this case. We have a good proof of concept already, so this is more of a 2.0.
• @Ravetracer @Fly_Norwegian 🤔 Maybe the magic of retouching? I only heard that I seem way more relaxed. Anyway, after five crazy years in startups I'm now having great fun working @NordicTweets where for once I am not on red alert all the time.
• @Ravetracer @Fly_Norwegian Norway definitely plays an important part in a change to a happier lifestyle!
• It's spring in Bergen! 🇳🇴 https://t.co/gBKdoiERlB
• @jezenthomas Yes, if you like this style Bergen is awesome, but Stavanger even more so!
• @ste5eu In the sun it must have been around 5-8°
• @CarInAPark Yes, this is what I saw this morning: https://t.co/lBQrKacZIv
• @CarInAPark Yes, usually by bike. But the way to the Airport always starts with trikken!
• It's raining every day in Bergen? I can tell otherwise! 🇳🇴 https://t.co/VuCA1h1mf6
• #Bergen https://t.co/LwRhxRlzHX
• @Lynoure @mechanicon ?
• Wow, the https://t.co/XsgBmKkoC7 looks like a fantastic resource to learn web development.
• And back to #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/kdAJFvDbWU
• @VolkerGoebbels Thank you! Yes, I know ;-)
• @refnode Say hi, when you are in town!
• Check out @scalzi's work! https://t.co/qthMVsHrlB
• @Paratron @JoeBuwe Meine Frau sagt, ich darf!
• @svenkaemper https://t.co/NvsyK8ciM0 and put the file in Git.
• @svenkaemper For our team (we are using AWS), I use this: https://t.co/uU6AkDElEb
• @mattsches @svenkaemper Yes, that might be less hassle.
• Hackweek starting @NordicTweets https://t.co/40pPSrXQpS
• @WieVieleFrauen https://t.co/OuJxGpUAfC
• Exactly. Two weeks ago I felt very confused and uncertain about what to build. After designing, which started with a user-story and goes down to message-level in the architecture, I feel excited to start building. https://t.co/VN4CmUIEH8
• Wow, @officialfilter and @tool are now back in studio at the same time. 2018 is going to have a blast! 🤘
• @jen_star Wow. Welches kosmische Fettnäpfchen habt ihr denn getroffen?!
• @jen_star Euer persönlicher Brexit wird zum Schluss echt noch gekrönt.
• @vicbergquist Even worse than in 2017: https://t.co/tRZaTFXV39
• Really looking forward to talking @JOTB2018 in Spain this May 🌞 about building #IoT product prototypes using #JavaScript: https://t.co/K7fV5Jt2B5 https://t.co/C6nn3HXpOc
• Our cross-team @NordicTweets #hackweek continues. After a day of user-interviews and work on the whiteboard, today we dive into code. https://t.co/QSpQx67GFr
• Good Morning #Trondheim 🇳🇴 The sun keeps getting stronger and stronger every day! https://t.co/ZPZNr0R12y
• Y'all know about https://t.co/ApqUiId1pt don't you? https://t.co/F4urtfDA9r
• So you know these are typical log levels: Fatal Error Warning Notice Info Debug We need to think about new log-levels: Chat Comment so your AI can express itself. https://t.co/EjW7tzjKEr('Hey, fridge! What's up?!') console.comment('Dang, that TCP header looks fishy!')
• @Paratron The logmon AI be like: console.comment('Uh, your log messages are especially well formatted today!')
• Imagine how development would change if EVERYTHING was instant. Opening a webpage Deploying to production Building a release Searching in Source Code No more spending half of the time in this nirvana where you can't do anything else because its not worth switching.
• @maamjay @Lobot @haraball Oslo ≠ Trondheim, but maybe a RT gets you further.
• Magic Moments @NordicTweets #hackweek https://t.co/rvTDNkB1GF
• @zuehlke_group the @wmfra is looking for speakers on IoT/Sensors in May. Since you folks are leading in this market, could you ping @jke maybe with some contacts? /cc @foofighter75
• Kein Wunder: 31 Männer und 1 Frau auf https://t.co/B4YDZmlhVA Deren Head Of Marketing auf LinkedIn ist ein Fake-Profil mit Stockphoto. @WieVieleFrauen https://t.co/pxxiAFmU8F
• @Paratron @WieVieleFrauen https://t.co/r4cBH3xA1M
• @Paratron @WieVieleFrauen Naja, weil Firmen wie @AccentureDACH @kpmg_de @lifeattrivago @zuehlke_group dafür viel Geld ausgeben ...
• 👍 Rules for Extending Your API With Each Version: https://t.co/7d2CTYOSpA
• AWS Documentation is Now Open Source and on GitHub: https://t.co/h9P3ZS01uU
• @LinkedInDACH @WieVieleFrauen Super, ich hatte das Profil bereits gemeldet.
• Arrived @_bartjs It starts with Pizza, and then some #graphql. Closing with #musicvizualization. #JavaScript #Trondheim https://t.co/RpheHJ1Zis
• .@arnejenssen kicks off his #graphql talk @_bartjs https://t.co/gVOOALTXKV
• Learning about https://t.co/YlmG36HbVh which is a functional #webgl library. @_bartjs https://t.co/XScXPmeGbe
• @Paratron @_bartjs Yeah, not so great in mobile. Although there you have good WebGL support ...
• Slides: https://t.co/NYE2kJuA1k
• What a great story about french craftspeople: https://t.co/lYCKDFSJlg
• #rheinmainrocks https://t.co/PzYIyu8kOg
• I made a short video on what we have been working on during the @NordicTweets hack week. Check it out and meet some of my colleagues! https://t.co/yhrAZZno12
• I'm really excited about https://t.co/TTHeAfEpJU because it let's me selectively put logic between certain resources. I no longer need to build lambda functions behind an API Gateways, since it exposes lambda's through GraphQL resolvers.
• It's cool how we can focus on logic, and the request / response handling is no longer necessary.
• Blåe timen: #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/MDWdM8jfqi
• Celebrating a successful @NordicTweets #hackweek @DognvillBurger https://t.co/qWFbMUr9Q5
• @NicoleRauch I'm just imagining you doing your first serious talk with him: "Son, let me tell you about State ..."
• @NicoleRauch He might have been following you on Twitter, though.
• @NicoleRauch What a crazy generation.
• @NicoleRauch Which means we need to start Snapchatting and Jodeling about software craft to reach the next generation. https://t.co/N1cabdGdpV
• What a beautiful song: https://t.co/tnrzDbanmo
• @dtanzer @SoCraTesAT @Singsalad @patbaumgartner @ryyppy @codePrincess @martinklose @martinheider @timothep @p_pugliese @PragmTeams @werpu @fhopf @Ookami86 It would be so nice to come back to Linz. I don't know yet, but I'll keep it in mind. Travel time from Trondheim is 8-9 hours ... 🤔
• Code Curious is such a nice choice for naming a project which is all about spreading the joy of software development. https://t.co/ayHvJYWBKT
• Why AWS Lambda and .zip is a recipe for serverless success https://t.co/ClmbNso6h5
• Tons of new snow here in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/L107cOaqFB
• @oredev Do you provide travel assistance for speakers?
• @Paratron Yes, a fantastic scenery this morning. Around zero degree. Now it's snowing again...
• This is great! #paytospeak https://t.co/GsAColq4Iy
• That strange #softwaredevelopment feeling when you simplify one thing away and it turns up at another location.
• EU Roaming FTW https://t.co/bvgv1EHIB7
• Nye espresso for AeroPressen min. https://t.co/kKRWXCPwp3
• @Paratron Yes, but long-term use outside of the home country might be against their terms. And at least the calling will be more expensive (between German numbers and the one from abroad).
• This is a really awesome #remote first team 👇 https://t.co/9TP1qpp5nS
• Did you know that you can program the @NordicTweets Thingy:52 with #JavaScript? @Espruino makes this possible! Check out the tutorial at https://t.co/N5DAgjcNjw
• Child abuse imagery found within bitcoin's blockchain: https://t.co/NYpupg2pdI
• I personally think that the examples show in https://t.co/UOGeFmzpXL help to see what they are trying to solve: nested statements which one needs to unpack carefully in order to understand what is going on and in which order. Pipes turns nesting into a linear order of actions. https://t.co/bPu7oXdyAm
• The section about the motivation is further below: https://t.co/tKJKubGhTd
• Spring in #Trondheim means puddles of ice water everywhere. https://t.co/nw3HdrxjYv
• @Paratron Well, it has been slightly above zero at night, and sun and salt on the roads are now stronger. The melted snow no longer freezes during the night.
• @storchp This is the transmission indicator of the Nuvinci gearbox: https://t.co/F7YaCRmA7p
• @cowglow It's really a matter of getting used to it. In the beginning of the winter -10C felt horrible. And now I only notice, that it's really cold when its -15C ...
• @storchp It's a fantastic experience with a Belt drive. You should try it.
• @RReverser I think a linear list better represents a linear chain of events. The good thing is, this is opt-in syntax and can even be mixed, where it makes most sense.
• @RReverser I agree this adds another wierd looking syntax to the mix. We already have that, with destructuring assignments, arrow functions. And also complex paradigms exists, once you start to move from callbacks to promises. Or dependency management, modularisation, frameworks.
• @RReverser JavaScript is for beginners is like: "This is a hammer, and here is how you apply it to a nail." "Oh, nice. So easy!" "Ok, next step: here is the location of the hardware store. Now build a house. kthxbye!" https://t.co/LpAXPLNxS0
• This is Germany. Obviously there is the need for an #AI association. Bundesverband Künstliche Intelligenz https://t.co/65SbQnjPlr #cyber
• Ohhhh. I just learned that @awscloud lambda instances are shared between aliases. This resulted in a pretty nasty, hard to debug issue, since I use the same code for different production environments.
• @miskaknapek We'll, I would call this "konstig": https://t.co/Ui7vVvXqMb
• You would be working with yours truly ... We pride ourselves to be a very diverse group of people here at Nordic. I'm would be very happy to sponsor applications from underrepresented groups! Ping me if you have any questions and want to learn more! https://t.co/LClGuQiv52
• @Paratron @NicoleRauch Ist doch freiwillig ...
• @Paratron @NicoleRauch Aber, es ist doch eine Pause. Nur erzählt jemand was in der Pause. Ist es Gesetz, dass ich die Pause einzeln verbringen muss?
• Pubquiz https://t.co/jTa1GnHsIy
• I'd call it Office by the Lake. @NordicTweets #trondheim https://t.co/lmbGMKGweJ
• @stadtkindFFM Dietzenbach, Junge.
• @RidingWolf Plain KDE Plasma
• @c089 It's sad that some places have this culture, and the sad part is that it is reinforcing itself. I had some terrible experiences with the startup culture in the last years and at some point I decided to change some fundamental parameters in the way I find teams.
• @c089 I took me five years to realize that. I also had a long talk with a friend who wanted to leave the industry because of toxic masculinity. We both know a bunch of very awesome humans, and I know that not all teams are crap.
• @c089 You have your network. Maybe start talking to some of the people you want to work with and find out how they are doing.
• @c089 You might enjoy talking with @jezenthomas about his recent move towards a SaaS solo-preneuer.
• @codePrincess Dieser feine Duft von Grünschnitt ...
• This is an electronic / trance masterpiece: https://t.co/59ryr1UbwY
• @jke Mallrats!
• International deception and meddling is ... British, Eton educated, headquartered in the city of London and [with] close ties to Her Majesty’s government. https://t.co/1mDsN9yQk2
• Lets say you want to ensure that a dozen+ #JavaScript repositories follow the same conventions for - settings in package.json (license, publishConfig, ..., scripts, deps) - .editorconfig - commitlint settings - tsconfig / tslint.json - README badges How would you automate that?
• @Paratron Something like lint --fix should exist.
• @ManuelBieh So you mean I keep the non-code config stuff at the top-level, and can run most of the check against the entire source code repo. I like the hard boundaries that separate modules and repos give me. I'm not to eager to try that. We currently have a monorepo and it is pain.
• @RidingWolf It used to be way more complicated. Now xorg-server is zero-config, add plasma-desktop and sddm and you should be good to go.
• @RidingWolf so, if xorg-server is installed, and kde and SDDM as well: https://t.co/vZvQepHoJV you can start it with systemctl start sddm.service Now you should see a login screen.
• @RidingWolf install konsole (Bring up to "Run command" dialogue with Alt+F2)
• @RidingWolf ... if it is installed later.
• @RidingWolf Well, you can allways switch to one of the other TTYs: e.g. Ctrl+Alt+F2
• @RidingWolf https://t.co/rh6bckld4i
• https://t.co/vpAptRZ9ws is an interesting concept: user-data on platforms is stored in a blockchain, and the user controls access to the data, which platforms need to pay for.
• We are having four of these at the office to celebrate an important project launch: https://t.co/HfTvOOEgR7
• @ManuelBieh I'm thinking something more developer-friendly: $ npx mary-poppins will check and warn if some settings are off, and $ npx mary-poppins --fix will apply changes. Developers would need to commit them...
• Today is one of the few days I'm regretting moving to @TutanotaTeam ... Having an email archive that is not searchable is a huge PITA when I'm looking for certain transactions / discussions that happened via email.
• That is if you can afford the cost for maintaining an abstraction and sometimes not using a platform to it's fullest capabilities. https://t.co/CULsa77OWN
• @FrauMamonova Try finding a WholeFoods supermarket ...
• @Ravetracer was für dich: https://t.co/QfQ86O88NY
• @Ravetracer Norwegen halt ;-)
• @FrauMamonova I went to one in Portland and they had a great fresh good buffet: https://t.co/lgDaiKL8rq
• @TutanotaTeam Nice, unfortunately it's not available on mobile, yet...
• After two years on @TutanotaTeam I'm switching back to @mailbox_org. The inconvenience of end-to-end encrypted email is too strong compared to it's benefit.
• I'm still using email daily, but there are only three people I know, who use Tutanota. And with all of those I communicate via @signalapp ... So this leaves only the added privacy that the provide cannot read my emails, which creates many of the issues I have:
• - no full-text search on all devices - no server-side email rules Added to that are things which are Tutanota specific like poor performance of the mobile app and no way to turn off mobile notifications when using the mobile app.
• All in all, Tutanota is a good e2e encrypted email solution, but it is not able to make it an enjoyable affair.
• @timothep @RitzmannMarkus Seems like @statuspanda tries to solve this problem.
• @johncutlefish Not, if the use @minutes_io ...
• ❌ markiert übrigens Meldung im Internet die Bullshit sind https://t.co/TDuPadk7a5
• @piranhapudel Die ganze Frühstücksradio-Werbung in Hessen ist einfach unfassbar dumm.
• What's new in webstorm: https://t.co/XR2lVFGa1n 2018.1 - prettier and better node debugger for instance ...
• Still a lot of snow on my way to work @NordicTweets and around -10°C. But the sun... ☀️ 😍 https://t.co/u4gZbwLO3s
• @miskaknapek @NordicTweets Yes! This is a walk and bike path they renovated just last year. It leads to a bridge over the Nidelva: https://t.co/JXRzUhagnP
• Must read: https://t.co/Rfs1yVgHCa
• @FrauMamonova Blaze in like an actual fire, or some political scandal?
• And this is a view of #Trondheim an my way back (on a detour to a supermarket): https://t.co/tAUrQPVjue
• 9 Männer 0 Frauen @WieVieleFrauen https://t.co/x8liIGCjKY
• @iamjoyclark For many years we had "Für jeden Tag": https://t.co/UXmTXxSKYB This is a really nice concept where you have seasonal recipes, which are not too complicated. The presentation is also nice. I personaly love the Jamie Oliver cooking TV shows.
• @FrauMamonova This is horrible.
• Oh nice. Roseanne is back: https://t.co/8bmCgcfW3a
• https://t.co/7TU8ITNwzR
• @codePrincess @Microsoftbe I'm scared.
• The sun here has some slight disadvantages: it turns the streets into ice rivers. #trondheim https://t.co/ucpfp7cOCi
• @miskaknapek Yeah, luckily this is not how it looks on the main roads.
• @jen_star It is, I'm enjoying every day of this Norwegian spring.
• Propose a CoC to your team, talk to your team about what that means, make clear everybody understand how to treat reports during the event, add a mobile phone number available during the event, add this to the text of the CoC and add it to your site, link to it in all comms. https://t.co/DySic19kgM
• This is so awesome: @abduosman150594, one of my mentees @Code_Door was featured in a talk about @udacity by their CEO @vishalm: https://t.co/tAZw7KqmdU
• Full video at https://t.co/RdHVF1YYcF
• Bias. Learn about it. https://t.co/QWujHl8Sqj
• It's always amazing to see @gr2m creates welcoming and beginner-friendly communities around open-source projects. He is one of #JavaScript's awesome flight instructors! https://t.co/jTaMEmliYd
• God morgen! I dag vi reiser med @Hurtigruten til Bergen: https://t.co/eeuz7K7cLL
• @junewebdev @techettes_ffm @mirjam_diala @SilviaHundegger @viddity @mimamurmel https://t.co/iOCyyeet6u
• @fhinkel @v8js @nodejs @googlecloud Congrats! I have been using @awscloud lambda for Node.js projects now since I moved away from @googlecloud ... I now might have a reason to check back in again.
• Kjører ut #Trondheim havn https://t.co/RN4Yx1tZ52
• Are you a software developer and looking to make a contribution to your local community? It's as easy as showing up once or twice a week for two hours and hanging out in Slack. You will make a difference and change someones life forever who is not as privileged as you. >
• Let me introduce you to @Code_Door. As a coach there you will help #newcomers who are enrolled in an @udacity nanodegree (frontend or backend). And helping means, explaining very basic software problems or HTML tags and CSS rules.
• You don't need to have a lot of experience, what is most important is that you love explaining and that you are patient. Many of the newcomers never had the chance to receive the same basic school education we did. Many of them started to use a computer just shortly.
• But the work you will be doing enables them to receive a certificate and after a special test they will receive accreditation from a local IHK which counts towards the regular "Ausbildung" as a developer.
• Essentially you will be helping them to be able to find a trainee position on the regular job market within a year. This shows how dedicated the @Code_Door students are. It's an incredibly satisfying kind of work, and it's a lot of fun!
• Check out the @Code_Door website and find a local chapter: https://t.co/gGauiMde5f Come by and say Hi! and get to know the fantastic students and other awesome tutors in your area.
• #agdenes 🇳🇴 https://t.co/94EBsqLRDu
• Madness: "after analyzing a random sample of 95,363 jobs, we discovered that 61% of all full-time “entry-level” jobs require 3+ years of experience" In my book after three years working experience you have mastered you current role and should be moving on. https://t.co/rGeA8x1uKm
• Fantastiske utsikter i løpet av reisen med @Hurtigruten til #kristiansund 🇳🇴 https://t.co/d0JSaZt0D6
• 👋 #kristiansund https://t.co/BeB08NVmxu
• If by any chance you could see his work, do it. It's fantastic and can only be experienced in real life. https://t.co/BLIvOnyCWY
• Which means: since software creates an ROI (through automation) which is many times the initial invest and you know it's worth to build that feature it's only a matter of how long your runway is. Estimates help to understand how much runway is left. https://t.co/vacYTR9P5M
• Just finished reading @dtanzer's #Agile Antipatterns book: https://t.co/USsNXhU8Pf For just €10 he offers you something truly brilliant: a deep insight in how he as an experienced agile consultant observes and fixes broken teams and organizations.
• This book follows an easy to follow structure: How a defect looks like Why it happens How to get better It offers very concrete examples and will save you a ton of consultancy fees. I would recommend printing out sections of it and hanging them in your bathroom stalls!
• @duarte_vasco It should be said that there is no correlation between doing estimates and features taking longer then expected. And continuous delivery still requires you to understand what to deliver next.
• Innkjøring til #molde med @Hurtigruten https://t.co/oua5b6lXVD
• Fantastisk solnedgang på @Hurtigruten https://t.co/UXZJBS5JxT
• #molde om natten @Hurtigruten https://t.co/aA8278WbIP
• @g33konaut Awesome! What better way for you got to ALL THE conferences?!
• @NicoleRauch If in HH always check what's on at the Planetarium: https://t.co/W2Ubwt2iVx
• Godt morgen #flora @Hurtigruten https://t.co/NRZxpKYUAV
• It's still fascinating to see that @lenovo thinks that a maximum of 16GB RAM is sufficient. https://t.co/mLBchfL79Z
• Graue Männer, die die Zeit stehlen. #momo https://t.co/xd6tmbHNv7
• @tOMPSON @dtanzer @lenovo I honestly don't care about power consumption. When I work remotely I always have a power outlet nearby.
• @dtanzer But I still like the other features and the design of the X1 ...
• Meet seven women who only found out they were on the autism spectrum when they reached adulthood: https://t.co/kz7V3pX9bW
• 👋 #bogno 🇳🇴 @Hurtigruten https://t.co/MZLpMIcd0y
• Ankomst på #Bergen @Hurtigruten https://t.co/KrHbyWN1Ct
• Good question! Is information or an article about agile (like a lot of those available on https://t.co/yYiEGAeMQ0 ) something not worth making available on bathroom stall walls where you might have time to learn about something in a condensed form? https://t.co/WmFlfqOLwd
• What's the point of this article on @TechRepublic? https://t.co/XiPzvWO98u The author provides no argument to why it is time or what problems the "chaos" creates. Simply stating that there are too many similar packages is about it.
• There exists great tooling to manage project dependencies and you are always free to not use a dependency and write your own code. Blaming @npmjs for making it too easy and enjoyable to publish a package is ridiculous.
• #bergen 🇳🇴 med ingen regn https://t.co/qF7HfQzWYU
• #rheinmainrocks crew establishing #bergenrocks https://t.co/f50eQ7up7a
• #streetart #bergen https://t.co/KN7cHHuCPG