Tim Cook — Lastenräder und Mobilität — Ökostrom — Tim wird Bundeskanzlerin — Webkonferenzen — Leben in der Google — Open Source Development — gigatron TTL Color Computer — Voice Coder — Machine Learning Failures — Der Frontend Report
Und da sind wir wieder und dieses Mal gleich mit zwei (wiederkehrenden) Gästen: wir begrüßen Michaela und Alexander in unserer Runde und wie die Besetzung schon andeutet dreht sich dieses Mal viel um Web Development. Zum Ausgleich haben wir aber auch eine Menge weitere Themen gefunden um die vier Stunden voll zu bekommen.
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Previously on Freak Show: Daten-Tala — European Data Protection Supervisor: Keynote address from Tim Cook, CEO, Apple Inc — fLotte Berlin — Feinstaubsensor bauen — enyway Strom — DB Strom — Stiftung Warentest: Ökostromtarife — Greenpeace Windgas — naturstrom — Lichtblick — Wikipedia: Scrum — Wikipedia: Agile Softwareentwicklung — CRE028 Extreme Programming — Software development methods explained with cars — Buch: Peopleware — Buch: Deadline — Buch: Parkinson's Law: Master time management and increase productivity — Buch: Parkinsons Gesetz — 34C3: The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk — Rosetta — European Space Agency: Animation visualising BepiColombo’s journey to Mercury — robotrontechnik.de: Die Geschichte der Computertechnik der DDR — t3n: Aus für Inbox: Google beerdigt E-Mail-Dienst — Google G Suite — Solid (One Small Step for the Web… – Tim Berners-Lee) — InfoQ: Tim Berners-Lee Introduces "Solid" Decentralized Identity Platform — GitHub: Secure Scuttlebutt Consortium — Wikipedia: Primitivismus — Manyverse — Wikipedi: Anarcho-primitivism — Podlove Community — Gigatron TTL Color Computer — Testing the "PVC Voice-box", a Votrax SC-01 based voice synthesizer — The Voder: 1939, the worlds first electronic voice synthesizer — Wikipedia: Sprachsynthese — Wikipedia: Tron — Google Cloud Text-to-Speech — Wikipedia: HAL 9000 — Common Voice by Mozilla ("Machine learning failures - for art!" by Janelle Shane) — @picdescbot — This Harvard Business Review chart seems to have been made by someone who didn't know what most of the terms meant — babeljs.io — Sass: Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets (TypeScript - JavaScript that scales) — Reason — Elm — CodePen — JSFiddle — webpack — Glitch — StackBlitz — VanillaJS — AngularJS — Vue JS — React — Redux — Flux — BrowserStack — Selenium — Sauce Labs — Cypress.io — JS Meetup Jena (Rainald Grebe - Thüringen) .
