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Probleme mit .de-Domains: Was bisher bekannt ist
Dienstagabend waren .de-Domains wegen DNSSEC-Fehlern nicht erreichbar. Einiges lässt sich rekonstruieren – noch schweigt sich die DENIC über die Ursache aus.
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Probleme mit .de-Domains: Was bisher bekannt ist
Dienstagabend waren .de-Domains wegen DNSSEC-Fehlern nicht erreichbar. Einiges lässt sich rekonstruieren – noch schweigt sich die DENIC über die Ursache aus.

“How may the compulsive programmer be distinguished from a merely dedicated, hard-working professional programmer? First, by the fact that the ordinary professional programmer addresses himself to the problem to be solved, whereas the compulsive programmer sees the problem mainly as an opportunity to interact with the computer. The ordinary computer programmer will usually discuss both his substantive and his technical programming problem with others. He will generally do lengthy preparatory work, such as writing and flow diagramming, before beginning work with the computer itself. His sessions with the computer may be comparatively short. He may even let others do the actual console work. He develops his program slowly and systematically. When something doesn't work, he may spend considerable time away from the computer, framing careful hypotheses to account for the malfunction and designing crucial experiments to test them. Again, he may leave the actual running of the computer to others. He is able, while waiting for results from the computer, to attend to other aspects of his work, such as documenting what he has already done. When he has finally composed the program he set out to produce, he is able to complete a sensible description of it and to turn his attention to other things. The professional regards programming as a means toward an end, not as an end in itself. His satisfaction comes from having solved a substantive problem, not from having bent a computer to his will.”
—Joseph Weizenbaum, Computer Power and Human Reason, 1976

from my link log —
The problem with counterfeit people. (paywall)
https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/05/problem-counterfeit-people/674075/
saved 2026-05-05

The Problem With Counterfeit People
Companies using AI to generate fake people are committing an immoral act of vandalism, and should be held liable.

«Künstliche Intelligenz — KI-Assistenten verringern menschliche Problemlösungskompetenz:
Eine Studie von CMU, Oxford und MIT belegt - Wer KI für direkte Lösungen nutzt, verliert an Ausdauer und scheitert öfter an Aufgaben.»
Das KI nicht intelligent ist, hatte ich schon mehrfach kritisiert aber ja der überhobene Selbstglaube ist mal wider deren Verkaufsargument.
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Künstliche Intelligenz: KI-Assistenten verringern menschliche Problemlösungskompetenz - Golem.de
Eine Studie von CMU, Oxford und MIT belegt: Wer KI für direkte Lösungen nutzt, verliert an Ausdauer und scheitert öfter an Aufgaben.

Probleme mit Outlook: Warum die Artemis-II-Astronauten uralte Windows-Tablets nutzen
https://t3n.de/news/probleme-artemis-windows-tablets-1737349/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=newsFeed&utm_campaign=newsFeed

Probleme mit Outlook: Warum die Artemis-II-Astronauten uralte Windows-Tablets nutzen | t3n
Die Nasa hat den Astronaut:innen der Artemis-II-Mission einige mehrere Jahre alte Windows-Tablets mit auf die Reise in Richtung Mond gegeben. Das hat wichtige Gründe, aber auch gleich für ein Problem bei der Kommunikation gesorgt. Im Rahmen der Artemis-II-Mission werden erstmals seit über 50 Jahren wieder Menschen zum Mond fliegen. Wenige Stunden nach dem erfolgreichen Start […]

The Powerful Never Stop Anything Voluntarily - The Concho Observer
https://conchoobserver.com/powerful-never-stop-anything-voluntarily/

The Powerful Never Stop Anything Voluntarily
The recent walkout protests at our local high schools demonstrates the truth that the powerful never stop anything voluntarily.

This is an amazing thread, holy shit.
https://bsky.app/profile/eliothiggins.bsky.social/post/3mitbqzpvhk2x

Eliot Higgins (@eliothiggins.bsky.social)
🧵 Democracy feels like it's in a rough state at the moment across the globe, and we hear various explanations, like polarisation, extremism, disinformation, and loss of trust. But what if those explanations are mainly symptoms and we've been trying to treat them rather than the underlying causes?

I bet it's really difficult to get a profile pic like that when you lack a spine. Probably a whole elaborate system behind him holding his head upright.
https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:jl6bnuiemddpm3orm2kcedxh/post/3miw3zs3dak2f

Rep. Johnny Olszewski (@repjohnnyo.bsky.social)
Congress should pass a War Powers Resolution, and if there’s any indication President Trump will follow through on this threat, the cabinet must invoke the 25th Amendment.

WSJ EIC Emma Tucker says powerful figures are increasingly using the "PR strategy" of suing media outlets before they have even published a story (Michael Savage/The Guardian)
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/may

#heiseshow: .de-Domain-Probleme, EU-Digitalsteuer, Commodore 64C
In der #heiseshow: Ein kurioser Ausfall bei den .de-Domains, die EU will Big Tech zur Kasse bitten und der Commodore 64C feiert ein Comeback.

#heiseshow: .de-Domain-Probleme, EU-Digitalsteuer, Commodore 64C
In der #heiseshow: Ein kurioser Ausfall bei den .de-Domains, die EU will Big Tech zur Kasse bitten und der Commodore 64C feiert ein Comeback.