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• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW33/2026

This week the link collection is about climate, cloud and AI. What impact does a cloud outage have on cats’ meals?

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• Christoph Stoettner

Check your GitLab or GitHub pipeline with Plumber

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• Christoph Stoettner

Linkding update delivers a personal shared feed

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• Christoph Stoettner

FrOSCon 2026 next weekend

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• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW32/2026

LG monitors installing McAfee after connecting the device and one day of AI in Google earth. Not a lot, but still interesting to read.

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• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW31/2026

A new Gnome extension, a word worm (I thought we got over Office worms ages ago) and an OpenAI parrot attacked Hugging Face. Interesting week and some stuff to read. Have fun.

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• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW30/2026

This week I worked on my Froscon slides and my reading time was limited, but I found a good article about OpenBao and more informations about Reflect Orbital.

stoeps - tech, life & links
• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW29/2026

The Open Tabs from week 29/2026, not all links are about AI. This week was more about politics and satellites.

stoeps - tech, life & links
• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW28/2026

Some more links about AI. It seems everybody just writes about the pros and cons of AI. Hope to have a more divers Open Tabs next week.

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• Christoph Stoettner

Open Tabs CW27/2026

Three links this week. The most interesting one is the US Supreme Court decision that the FTC isn’t independent and so the basic assumption of EU-US Data Privacy Framework does no longer work.