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Last Friday the voice of Heilbronn obviously got hit, and so we all had to be content with an emergency edition on Saturday; at least in my memory a novelty for a daily newspaper in Heilbronn.

So far, the information policy of the Heilbronn voice has been exemplary. Certainly the most important thing now is that our daily newspaper is completely restored. But then we will hopefully find out how this successful cyber attack came about in the first place and, above all, why the voice of Heilbronn was the target of the attack.

And then it would certainly be very interesting for everyone to know how such attacks can be prevented in the future; because it is always better to learn from the mistakes of others than from your own.

note box

I've been working with him for a while now Detlef Stern created Zettelkasten and am more than satisfied with it. In the meantime, my Zettelkasten also has its own small server and is therefore not only available to me around the clock, but also independently of my own current infrastructure.

This reminds me of my first e-mail addresses, which required you to log onto servers to process your mail, and then from what later became known as Internet cafes.

And so I used an improvised “Zettelkasten round” today Detlef Stern, not only to find out new things about the Zettelstore, but also to get a little nostalgic. The keyword of the evening was “Project Management”, which led us to the Hoover Dam and probably made me think all night about the “Comprehensive Operations Planning Directive” and the Guidelines for Operational Planning, both of which had occupied me for years.

And so I'm excited to see where this is all going to lead. In any case, there will be at least one new note.

noise floor

After and especially before successful meetings and gatherings, there is always the normal background noise, e.g. B. to write invitations, prepare agenda proposals or just to record the whole thing at the end. And so I'm pretty busy today to get one or the other done.

And so today's ride on the meseno bus was a nice change. So nice that I then rewarded myself with a few chess games and practiced procastrinating a little — the older readers of my readers may still know this as procrastination. I was so successful today that the minutes of the 6th Hertenstein Talks can wait a little longer. Because if there's one thing I've learned, it's that it's best to put things off that are less acute. And the real procrastination professionals know very well that things that have been postponed only become really good when the time pressure can hardly get any higher.

I don't want to wait that long after all, so I'll just put this protocol on a template for the time being. There you'll find the things that can then be done easily — without ifs and buts — no matter how late it gets that day.

And so I now have some time again to z. B. to write here on this blog post and who knows, maybe it will be enough for another chess game before the next meeting begins.


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  • The title sermon in today's HSt. was from Valerie Blass.
    The woman who has been preaching the massive digitization of the German healthcare system in our monopoly newspaper for years.

    If we actually had it, it would certainly have been hacked like the voice is now. With drastic consequences for patients, pharmacies, doctors and hospitals.

    Anything online is vulnerable!

    • I didn't quite understand what Valerie Blass was getting at in this opinion piece, but digitization was definitely not her topic today. However, I am firmly convinced that a healthcare system that is already digitized (after more than 30 years of procrastination!) and above all modern would not be in danger of collapsing.

      Unfortunately, our health system is also primarily used to take care of our own political clientele — which works reasonably well in good times because it can be financed, but has to collapse in bad times.

      Responsibility, sustainability and national provision are still just empty words in our country.