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Today's Deep-Dive: PrivateBin

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2024/10/18

Private Bin is a tool for securely sharing sensitive information online through end-to-end encryption. It ensures that data is encrypted in your browser before it reaches the server, guaranteeing zero knowledge by the server of the actual content. It supports not just text but also files and self-destructing messages. Users can add extra security layers like passwords and expiration settings. Though secure, trust in the server host is vital, and for maximum safety, hosting your own instance is

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Today's Deep-Dive: dgap

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2024/10/17

This episode provides a deep dive into the German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP), a major player in German and European foreign policy since its founding in 1955. The speakers explore how DGAP has evolved over almost 70 years, playing an active role in tackling global issues such as climate change, defense, and digitization, among others. DGAP is notable for its impressive roster of experts, member-only events, and exclusive closed-door discussions that bring policymakers together to engage in

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Today's Deep-Dive: yousign

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2024/10/16

This episode provides a deep dive into yousign GmbH, an interactive design agency based in Berlin that is making a significant impact in the design world, especially in finance and real estate. The conversation focuses on their innovative approach to user-centered design, particularly with the Mine Project, a platform designed for real estate planning. It integrates financial planning tools and visual design features, allowing users to plan their dream homes while managing their budgets

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Today's Deep-Dive: The early years of the Internet

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2024/10/15

This episode brings us back to the early days of the internet in Germany, exploring the lives of four digital pioneers through their online resumes from the late ’90s. Rather than offering a corporate view of the digital revolution, it provides a more personal, granular look into how these individuals built the web. Lars, who started as an electrician, transitioned to coding in the mid-’80s, eventually establishing his own company and consulting on early internet infrastructure, demonstrating the

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Today's Deep-Dive: georg+georg

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2024/10/14

This episode is an in-depth analysis of the Berlin-based communications agency, Georg Plus Georg. The discussion highlights how the agency differentiates itself through a unique and authentic approach to branding and communication. Key aspects include: 1. Brand Identity: The agency’s name, “Georg Plus Georg,” symbolizes partnership and collaboration, using the founders’ shared middle name. Their tagline, “Meistered or a communication” (masters of communication), reflects both expertise and

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Today's Deep-Dive: Framework

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2024/10/11

This conversation explores the innovative approach of Framework, a company dedicated to creating sustainable and repairable laptops. The discussion covers how modern electronics contribute to a massive e-waste problem, and how Framework aims to tackle this by designing laptops with modular components that are easy to repair and upgrade. This stands in stark contrast to the prevailing industry trend of planned obsolescence, where devices are difficult to repair, encouraging consumers to buy new ones

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Today's Deep-Dive: Mautic

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2024/10/10

This episode is a conversational discussion about Mautic, an open-source marketing automation tool. It highlights the platform’s benefits, such as its affordability, control over data privacy, and customization potential. The speakers emphasize how Mautic allows users to track website visitors, convert them into leads, and nurture those leads through personalized campaigns based on user behavior. Mautic’s dynamic content feature, integrations with tools like WordPress and CRMs, and support from the

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Today's Deep-Dive: PeerTube

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2024/10/09

This is a conversational podcast episode that discusses PeerTube, a decentralized video platform. The hosts explore how PeerTube offers an alternative to YouTube, focusing on user control, freedom, and digital sovereignty. They explain that instead of one large platform, PeerTube operates through smaller, independent communities where creators have more autonomy over their content. The conversation touches on PeerTube’s transparency, open-source nature, and its decentralized moderation system, with

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Today's Deep-Dive: FLOSS videoconference solutions

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2024/10/08

The discussion focuses on the growing interest in open-source video conferencing solutions, emphasizing control, transparency, and customization. Open-source platforms like BigBlueButton allow users to view, modify, and share the code, ensuring data privacy and security, as seen in case studies like GzEvD’s switch to BigBlueButton for complete data control. The platform offers educational tools like breakout rooms and interactive whiteboards, enhancing participation and engagement beyond traditional

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Today's Deep-Dive: indielux

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2024/10/07

https://www.indielux.com/investieren

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Today's Deep-Dive: Cloudron

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2024/10/04

The conversation dives into Cloudron, a platform that allows users to self-host various web applications on their own servers, giving them more control over their data and privacy. The discussion compares Cloudron to the Fediverse, highlighting how it offers an alternative to centralized services like Google, Facebook, and other big tech platforms by decentralizing internet interactions and giving users ownership of their digital environment. Cloudron simplifies server management by handling tasks

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Today's Deep-Dive: Invest in indielux

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2024/10/03

https://www.indielux.com/investieren

11:44

Today's Deep-Dive: CMS Garden

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2024/10/02

The discussion dives into the world of open source software, particularly content management systems (CMS), and their impact on government websites. Open source software operates like a “community garden,” where the code is accessible for anyone to use, modify, and improve, leading to benefits like transparency, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. Governments, such as Germany, have embraced open-source systems like Typo3 for their digital infrastructure, motivated by campaigns like Public Money,

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Today's Deep-Dive: OpenCulturas

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2024/10/01

This conversation centers around OpenCulturas, a new open-source platform that’s shaking up how people engage with arts and culture. It’s designed to streamline the experience for users and make cultural discovery easier. Unlike current platforms, which often require endless scrolling through generic event listings, OpenCulturas aims to be a one-stop hub, empowering both users and cultural organizers. It offers a more personalized experience, allowing users to not only find events but also explore

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Today's Deep-Dive: Gesellschaft zur Entwicklung von...

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2024/09/30

The deep dive into GzEvD highlights a fascinating tech company in Germany, Gesellschaft zur Entwicklung von Dingen (GzEvD), whose mission is to develop technology that genuinely makes the world a better place. Their approach is rooted in transparency and collaboration, with a commitment to open-source software. This allows anyone to view, modify, and share their code, fostering trust and innovation. They’re pushing for accessible, user-friendly, and inclusive technology that adheres to strict

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