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@lyse Also wir sind noch nicht durch damit (ISO27001), daher will ich mir da noch kein abschließendes Urteil erlauben und sollte eigentlich gar nicht so viel dazu schreiben. 😅

Aber was ich bisher so gesehen habe: *Eigentlich* ist das Regelwerk der ISO27001 gar nicht so schlecht, also die Gedanken darin/dahinter. (Natürlich kostet der Kram was, kannste also nicht mal einfach so reingucken.) Man könnte das schon als Grundlage nehmen, um sich mal die Firma anzugucken, was die so tut und wie sie das tut und dann tatsächlich Dinge verbessern.

Anders formuliert: Wenn du den Willen hast, dein Unternehmen zu verbessern, dann schau’ in die ISO27001 rein. Die gibt Ansatzpunkte und Ideen, an die du vielleicht gar nicht dachtest.

Wenn man das wirklich gewissenhaft macht und mehr als 5 Mitarbeitende hat, dann ist das aber ein *unfassbar* aufwändiger und schmerzhafter Vorgang. Ich kann mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen, dass die ganzen Unternehmen/Konzerne, die hübsch mit ISO27001-Zertifizierung werben, das auch so durchgezogen haben. No way. Und spätestens da fängt’s dann an, albern zu werden.
@lyse Haha. It didn’t grow at all, because I didn’t write a single line of Rust since then. 😢 I hardly wrote any code at all in the last few months, let alone start new projects that are worth being written in Rust (as opposed to “I can do this as a shellscript or in Python – mentally, Rust is a replacement for C for me).
@lyse Haha. It didn’t grow at all, because I didn’t write a single line of Rust since then. 😢 I hardly wrote any code at all in the last few months, let alone start new projects that are worth being written in Rust (as opposed to “I can do this as a shellscript or in Python – mentally, Rust is a replacement for C for me).
@lyse Haha. It didn’t grow at all, because I didn’t write a single line of Rust since then. 😢 I hardly wrote any code at all in the last few months, let alone start new projects that are worth being written in Rust (as opposed to “I can do this as a shellscript or in Python – mentally, Rust is a replacement for C for me).
@prologic I’ve posted a sample a few days ago, that’s gotta do! 😅 https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg
@prologic I’ve posted a sample a few days ago, that’s gotta do! 😅 https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg
@prologic I’ve posted a sample a few days ago, that’s gotta do! 😅 https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg
Google turned Google Chat into … a forum. We’ve come full circle.
Google turned Google Chat into … a forum. We’ve come full circle.
Google turned Google Chat into … a forum. We’ve come full circle.
@prologic Hm, not this time, no. 😅 I’m just happy and enjoying this instrument. 👌
@prologic Hm, not this time, no. 😅 I’m just happy and enjoying this instrument. 👌
@prologic Hm, not this time, no. 😅 I’m just happy and enjoying this instrument. 👌
Wenn ich noch einmal „diese Richtlinie stellt sicher, dass …“ höre, setzt es was. Nix ist da sichergestellt. Wir können darüber diskutieren, ob irgendwelche PDFs irgendwo vielleicht *Hilfestellungen* sind, sofern sie denn überhaupt bekannt, gelesen und verstanden worden sind. Aber das war’s. #ComplianceTheater
Wenn ich noch einmal „diese Richtlinie stellt sicher, dass …“ höre, setzt es was. Nix ist da sichergestellt. Wir können darüber diskutieren, ob irgendwelche PDFs irgendwo vielleicht *Hilfestellungen* sind, sofern sie denn überhaupt bekannt, gelesen und verstanden worden sind. Aber das war’s. #ComplianceTheater
Wenn ich noch einmal „diese Richtlinie stellt sicher, dass …“ höre, setzt es was. Nix ist da sichergestellt. Wir können darüber diskutieren, ob irgendwelche PDFs irgendwo vielleicht *Hilfestellungen* sind, sofern sie denn überhaupt bekannt, gelesen und verstanden worden sind. Aber das war’s. #ComplianceTheater
This is just the daily “I love playing upright bass” message, nothing to see, move along.
This is just the daily “I love playing upright bass” message, nothing to see, move along.
This is just the daily “I love playing upright bass” message, nothing to see, move along.
@lyse I guess that was their supper, hm? 😢
@lyse I guess that was their supper, hm? 😢
@lyse I guess that was their supper, hm? 😢
@lyse Ohh, indeed! That does sound similar. 😅

Collared doves are quite rare around here. I think I only saw them once. 🤔

Thinking about it: I guess the big difference between the calls of owls and doves/pigeons is that owls don’t repeat their call that much. It’s more like a “huuuu!” and then silence for quite a while – whereas doves often sound like a broken record. 😂
@lyse Ohh, indeed! That does sound similar. 😅

Collared doves are quite rare around here. I think I only saw them once. 🤔

Thinking about it: I guess the big difference between the calls of owls and doves/pigeons is that owls don’t repeat their call that much. It’s more like a “huuuu!” and then silence for quite a while – whereas doves often sound like a broken record. 😂
@lyse Ohh, indeed! That does sound similar. 😅

Collared doves are quite rare around here. I think I only saw them once. 🤔

Thinking about it: I guess the big difference between the calls of owls and doves/pigeons is that owls don’t repeat their call that much. It’s more like a “huuuu!” and then silence for quite a while – whereas doves often sound like a broken record. 😂
A bit of a Hitchcock moment this morning:

[![Lots of crows on a roof](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5305.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5305.JPG)
[![More crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5307.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5307.JPG)
[![Even more crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5308.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5308.JPG)
A bit of a Hitchcock moment this morning:

[![Lots of crows on a roof](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5305.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5305.JPG)
[![More crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5307.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5307.JPG)
[![Even more crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5308.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5308.JPG)
A bit of a Hitchcock moment this morning:

[![Lots of crows on a roof](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5305.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5305.JPG)
[![More crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5307.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5307.JPG)
[![Even more crows](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5308.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/f0ac68b741/IMG_5308.JPG)
@lyse A ringtone that sounds like an owl? Which one is that? 😅
@lyse A ringtone that sounds like an owl? Which one is that? 😅
@lyse A ringtone that sounds like an owl? Which one is that? 😅
Saw a real Eurasian Eagle-Owl today, for the first time. I knew that they are “large”, but I wasn’t aware just how big they are. Absolutely massive. 😅

[![Close-up of an Eurasian Eagle-Owl](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/.gal-thumb-2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg.jpg)](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg)

(Since I’m an idiot, I only took photos with full zoom – so you can’t tell their size. 🤦)
Saw a real Eurasian Eagle-Owl today, for the first time. I knew that they are “large”, but I wasn’t aware just how big they are. Absolutely massive. 😅

[![Close-up of an Eurasian Eagle-Owl](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/.gal-thumb-2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg.jpg)](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg)

(Since I’m an idiot, I only took photos with full zoom – so you can’t tell their size. 🤦)
Saw a real Eurasian Eagle-Owl today, for the first time. I knew that they are “large”, but I wasn’t aware just how big they are. Absolutely massive. 😅

[![Close-up of an Eurasian Eagle-Owl](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/.gal-thumb-2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg.jpg)](https://www.uninformativ.de/pics/photo/birds/2023-07-16--IMG_5276-crop-curves.jpg)

(Since I’m an idiot, I only took photos with full zoom – so you can’t tell their size. 🤦)
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
@prologic Hmm. What do you do with all the physical discs afterwards? 🤔
It’s raining! \\o/
It’s raining! \o/
It’s raining! \o/
It’s raining! \o/
@lyse Nice to see that program still being used. 😅
@lyse Nice to see that program still being used. 😅
@lyse Nice to see that program still being used. 😅
I’ve been playing the X-Files theme quite often lately – maybe it’s time to rewatch the series! 😅

https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg (headphones advised, I’m not good at mixing/EQ – ignore the mistakes, shit’s hard)

Also, I’m getting more and more *comfortable* playing that instrument. Some beginner issues (posture, setup, and such) have been sorted out. In fact, I’m feeling way more comfortable on the upright bass now than on my bass guitar (maybe it’s just a matter of practice and technique, but, seriously, the overall body posture is just more *natural* on an upright bass – no weird twisting of the hands all the time; I’ve always hated that with any kind of guitar-like instrument).

I’m looking forward to taking more lessons, but I’ll have to wait another two months. 😢 Summer break and all that.
I’ve been playing the X-Files theme quite often lately – maybe it’s time to rewatch the series! 😅

https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg (headphones advised, I’m not good at mixing/EQ – ignore the mistakes, shit’s hard)

Also, I’m getting more and more *comfortable* playing that instrument. Some beginner issues (posture, setup, and such) have been sorted out. In fact, I’m feeling way more comfortable on the upright bass now than on my bass guitar (maybe it’s just a matter of practice and technique, but, seriously, the overall body posture is just more *natural* on an upright bass – no weird twisting of the hands all the time; I’ve always hated that with any kind of guitar-like instrument).

I’m looking forward to taking more lessons, but I’ll have to wait another two months. 😢 Summer break and all that.
I’ve been playing the X-Files theme quite often lately – maybe it’s time to rewatch the series! 😅

https://movq.de/v/d39298c085/xfiles-upright-bass.ogg (headphones advised, I’m not good at mixing/EQ – ignore the mistakes, shit’s hard)

Also, I’m getting more and more *comfortable* playing that instrument. Some beginner issues (posture, setup, and such) have been sorted out. In fact, I’m feeling way more comfortable on the upright bass now than on my bass guitar (maybe it’s just a matter of practice and technique, but, seriously, the overall body posture is just more *natural* on an upright bass – no weird twisting of the hands all the time; I’ve always hated that with any kind of guitar-like instrument).

I’m looking forward to taking more lessons, but I’ll have to wait another two months. 😢 Summer break and all that.
@stigatle Weeee! 🥳 Enjoy!
@stigatle Weeee! 🥳 Enjoy!
@stigatle Weeee! 🥳 Enjoy!
I don’t have IPv6 at home, either. (There are legends that I *might* be able to “upgrade” to get IPv6, but ISPs here in Germany are quite horrible and it’s better if you don’t have anything to do with them, as long as shit mostly works.)
I don’t have IPv6 at home, either. (There are legends that I *might* be able to “upgrade” to get IPv6, but ISPs here in Germany are quite horrible and it’s better if you don’t have anything to do with them, as long as shit mostly works.)
I don’t have IPv6 at home, either. (There are legends that I *might* be able to “upgrade” to get IPv6, but ISPs here in Germany are quite horrible and it’s better if you don’t have anything to do with them, as long as shit mostly works.)
@prologic I can understand that. 😅 I’m this close to cancelling Netflix myself. There’s very little interesting content anymore (and it just doesn’t *hide* the stuff that I’ve already seen, which is very annoying). (Amazon Video is much worse, IMHO, the usability is just horrible. And it constantly tries to nudge you into paying extra for something.)
@prologic I can understand that. 😅 I’m this close to cancelling Netflix myself. There’s very little interesting content anymore (and it just doesn’t *hide* the stuff that I’ve already seen, which is very annoying). (Amazon Video is much worse, IMHO, the usability is just horrible. And it constantly tries to nudge you into paying extra for something.)
@prologic I can understand that. 😅 I’m this close to cancelling Netflix myself. There’s very little interesting content anymore (and it just doesn’t *hide* the stuff that I’ve already seen, which is very annoying). (Amazon Video is much worse, IMHO, the usability is just horrible. And it constantly tries to nudge you into paying extra for something.)
PSA: You can hit “S” in Netflix to skip intros. 😅
PSA: You can hit “S” in Netflix to skip intros. 😅
PSA: You can hit “S” in Netflix to skip intros. 😅
@prologic As an outsider, I don’t really have an opinion on this (other than: twtxt.net is quite confusing with all the Mastodon posts 😅), so: Why do you think that? 🤔
@prologic As an outsider, I don’t really have an opinion on this (other than: twtxt.net is quite confusing with all the Mastodon posts 😅), so: Why do you think that? 🤔
@prologic As an outsider, I don’t really have an opinion on this (other than: twtxt.net is quite confusing with all the Mastodon posts 😅), so: Why do you think that? 🤔
@threeoh6000 Thanks. :-) It's a Canon EOS 600D, ISO 100, 1/20s, F9. The lens is a "Canon EF 70-300mm F4-5.6 IS II USM".
@threeoh6000 Thanks. :-) It's a Canon EOS 600D, ISO 100, 1/20s, F9. The lens is a "Canon EF 70-300mm F4-5.6 IS II USM".
@threeoh6000 Thanks. :-) It's a Canon EOS 600D, ISO 100, 1/20s, F9. The lens is a "Canon EF 70-300mm F4-5.6 IS II USM".
@lyse Now that’s rare, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that. 😲 Very thick atmosphere, eh …
@lyse Now that’s rare, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that. 😲 Very thick atmosphere, eh …
@lyse Now that’s rare, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything like that. 😲 Very thick atmosphere, eh …
@lyse Clicking is the reason why I’m not using a vertical mouse: You have to “pinch” the mouse between thumb and index finger (or ring ringer for the right button). I find that to be pretty exhausting over time. With a regular “horizontal” mouse, you can almost use gravity to issue a click. 😅 Requires much less energy.

But other than that, vertical mice are much more comfortable …
@lyse Clicking is the reason why I’m not using a vertical mouse: You have to “pinch” the mouse between thumb and index finger (or ring ringer for the right button). I find that to be pretty exhausting over time. With a regular “horizontal” mouse, you can almost use gravity to issue a click. 😅 Requires much less energy.

But other than that, vertical mice are much more comfortable …
@lyse Clicking is the reason why I’m not using a vertical mouse: You have to “pinch” the mouse between thumb and index finger (or ring ringer for the right button). I find that to be pretty exhausting over time. With a regular “horizontal” mouse, you can almost use gravity to issue a click. 😅 Requires much less energy.

But other than that, vertical mice are much more comfortable …
Photo of a sunset, number 3172893712978:

[![Sunset](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5178.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/IMG_5178.JPG)

A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
Photo of a sunset, number 3172893712978:

[![Sunset](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5178.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/IMG_5178.JPG)

A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
Photo of a sunset, number 3172893712978:

[![Sunset](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/.html-index-thumb-IMG_5178.JPG.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/2ce2c1f92d/IMG_5178.JPG)

A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
@lyse

> I never heard of SuperDisk before

IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)

For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …

> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?

Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
@lyse

> I never heard of SuperDisk before

IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)

For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …

> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?

Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
@lyse

> I never heard of SuperDisk before

IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)

For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …

> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?

Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
@lyse Let’s hope so. 🥳
@lyse Let’s hope so. 🥳
@lyse Let’s hope so. 🥳
Never finished Tomb Raider 3 back in the day, so I’ve got a bit of catching-up to do.

[![Lara in Area 51](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/.html-index-thumb-s.png.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/s.png)
Never finished Tomb Raider 3 back in the day, so I’ve got a bit of catching-up to do.

[![Lara in Area 51](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/.html-index-thumb-s.png.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/s.png)
Never finished Tomb Raider 3 back in the day, so I’ve got a bit of catching-up to do.

[![Lara in Area 51](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/.html-index-thumb-s.png.jpg)](https://movq.de/v/a0b33f1b36/s.png)
12 years ago, I (re)installed Linux on my machine:

$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)

I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.

Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.

(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
12 years ago, I (re)installed Linux on my machine:

$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)

I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.

Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.

(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
12 years ago, I (re)installed Linux on my machine:

$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)

I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.

Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.

(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
@abucci Oh, lol, no 😅 Didn’t know that existed …
@abucci Oh, lol, no 😅 Didn’t know that existed …
@abucci Oh, lol, no 😅 Didn’t know that existed …
@prologic Oh, I thought it was well known. 😅 It’s a spice and very hot – but different than chili peppers. It’s very intense and feels a bit like rebooting your brain. 😆
@prologic Oh, I thought it was well known. 😅 It’s a spice and very hot – but different than chili peppers. It’s very intense and feels a bit like rebooting your brain. 😆
@prologic Oh, I thought it was well known. 😅 It’s a spice and very hot – but different than chili peppers. It’s very intense and feels a bit like rebooting your brain. 😆
I’m in love with Wasabi.
I’m in love with Wasabi.
I’m in love with Wasabi.
It actually works … 😆 https://movq.de/v/45655105fe/bouncing-bow.ogg Requires more finesse, obviously, but you get the idea …
It actually works … 😆 https://movq.de/v/45655105fe/bouncing-bow.ogg Requires more finesse, obviously, but you get the idea …
It actually works … 😆 https://movq.de/v/45655105fe/bouncing-bow.ogg Requires more finesse, obviously, but you get the idea …
This should work as a robots.txt, right?


User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /
This should work as a robots.txt, right?


User-agent: Googlebot
Disallow: /