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Everything I have published here since 2017. Architecture, gliding, lab experiments, and the occasional side note. Filter by pillar or scroll through the lot.
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2017
First post
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Final landing
Final landing of the day
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Morning thermals
Strong morning thermals at LRCN
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Flying Samba ULM at Topoloveni airfield
Flying an ULM at LRTP
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Back in business … of flying
Flying again
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FAI GRAND PRIX SAILPLANE
FAI GRAND PRIX SAILPLANE
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An IT architect perspective on GDPR – part II
GDPR Requirements [table width =”100%” style =”table-striped” responsive =”true”] [table_head] [th_column]Requirement[/th_column] [th_column]Description[/th_column] [th_column]Article[/th_column] [/table_head] [table_body] [table_row] [row_column]Right to be forgotten[/row_column] [row_column]Private individuals have the right to ask you to erase all of their data from your systems. Your are obliged to do so, unless this contradicts another local regulation that supersedes GDPR [/row_column] [row_column]Article 17[/row_column]…
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An IT architect perspective on GDPR – part I
As the architect who “drew the short straw” and was assigned on the GDPR project, I have here a few thoughts on GDPR, from a large enterprise practice, involving a lot of private individuals data which is processed on a daily basis.
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Can Apple read your iMessages?
About a year ago Matthew Green wrote a short post urging Apple to publish the technical details of iMessage encryption.
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Beyond TOGAF certification
Achieving the TOGAF® certification is a significant milestone for over 70,000 Enterprise Architects around the world
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The Kubernetes Book
The Kubernetes Book
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2017 Gliding season is over
2017 gliding season is over
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Low pass
Glider low pass