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Zusammen mit einem Kollegen, dem Darksider_on_Tour (Name Youtube Kanal), haben wir im Jahr 2023, bei bestem Wetter, einen "Wandertag" durch unsere Region, dem Münsterland gehabt. Hier einige Impressionen von diesem schönen Tag.

#wandern #hiking #mikroabenteuer #münsterland #ennigerloh #outdoors #nature #natur

Tag 4 einer 8-tägigen Radreise im Sommer 2025, bei der wir von Augsburg nach Gemünden a.Main gefahren sind - über den Lech-, Donau-, Altmühltal-, Taubertal- und Main-Radweg.

Mein kleiner Video-Blog zu den in meinen Augen drei größten Themen der Sitzung vom 11. März mit einer kleinen Analyse zum allgemeinen Wasserstand im SBR Cotta.

Den angesprochenen Blogbeitrag findet ihr hier: https://www.piraten-dresden.de/sbr-bericht-cotta-vom-11-maerz-2026-schonfrist-fuer-das-moosmutzelhaus-weiterbau-der-skateanlage-am-columbusplatz-und-streit-um-die-radbuegel-auf-der-warthaer-strasse/

AltStore co-founders Riley Testut and Shane Gill are the perfect example of necessity being the mother of invention. When Apple denied the launch of their retro video game app, Delta, in 2016, they realized that indie app developers needed another solution — one that could bring apps to communities without Apple dictating the rules and taking a cut.

Founded in 2019, AltStore is that solution. The creators of the first decentralized app store share their journey, including what an open app store means for developers and how they’re investing in the fediverse.

The conversation includes:

1:11 Genesis of AltStore

Referenced:

Explore AltStore: https://explore.alt.store/

🔎 You can find Riley and Shane at https://altstore.io/.

✚ Connect with host Mike McCue at @[email protected] and @mmccue.bsky.social.

🌊 Catch the wave! Surf the open social web and create your own custom feeds at surf.social, a new product from the people at Flipboard. https://about.surf.social/

Disclosure: Dot Social host Mike McCue serves on the board of AltStore.

Während der mittäglichen Runde durch die Kleingartenanlage haben uns dieses mal einige Hühner begrüßt. Eines war sogar sehr zutraulich und hat an mir gepickt. Bis ich allerdings die Kamera parat hatte, entfernte es sich desinteressiert wieder.

#mikroabenteuer #chicken #tiere #PetsOfFediverse

Ya es primavera y Panda lo sabe 😄

This episode was streamed live from Agile meets Architecture conference.

We all know it - our team has become too big, meetings take too long, half of the conversations don’t apply to our work, and the sprint goal is now “finish all stories in the sprint”! The classic textbook and the chatbot are certain: The team should be split!

And this is indeed the optimal solution. But real life isn’t a textbook, and our resources aren’t infinite. What if instead of slicing to be a-two-pizza-team, we asked the question: “What do we actually need to work well together?”

After over 4 years working with several large data science and engineering teams that wrestled with multiple variations of the same problem, we’ve resisted the urge to split by the book.

Instead of insisting on the one right way, we want to show you how tuning in, listening, and deliberately choosing the solution, can bring back the fun, ease and coveted efficiency we all are after.

That could mean: changing who does what in the team, redrawing team boundaries, or combining pragmatic approaches of multiple organizational design systems like LeSS, Team Topologies, and Fluid Teams.

The trick is to stop chasing the perfect model and start designing something that actually fits both the team’s culture and unique problem domain. Think of it like tailoring a suit: it has to fit the people wearing it, not just look good on a cover.