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- 1Singapore Airlines data breach may affect 620 additional records●2/3 Bei etwa 620 Datensätzen könnten zusätzlich Kontakt-, Reisedokument- und KrisFlyer-Daten betroffen sein. Laut SIA ke
Singapore Airlines says around 620 customer records could have additional contact details, travel document and KrisFlyer data exposed in a data breach. The airline states that no bank or credit card data was compromised and no bookings were altered, and that its own systems were not hacked.
- 2Hagen face champions Berlin in German basketball cup build-up▼Erste Kontaktaufnahme fünf Wochen vor dem Pokalduell: Aufsteiger Hagen am Freitag beim Meister Berlin Zu verschenken – w
Rising side Phoenix Hagen meet German basketball champions Alba Berlin on Friday, five weeks before the two clubs meet again in the cup. Neither team has much to gain from the league clash, with Berlin sitting eleventh in the table, and some observers suggest both sides may even bluff ahead of the cup showdown.
- 3TAKT tool coordinates AI coding agents via YAML workflows●Just added to the catalog: TAKT: Coordinate AI Coding Agents with YAML Workflows https:// osrepos.com/repo/nrslib-takt?u
TAKT, a TypeScript command-line tool, has been listed in an open-source repository catalog. It lets developers define repeatable AI coding workflows in YAML, covering planning, implementation, review and fix loops for coordinating multiple AI coding agents. The listing highlights growing interest in structured orchestration tools as teams increasingly use AI agents in day-to-day software development.
- 4Cyclist replaces bike dynamo for 30 euros in DIY repair●Fahrraddynamotausch. Schraube auf, Dynamo runter, abklemmen, Kontakte putzen, neuer Dynamo rauf, anschrauben, testen, lo
A German-speaking cyclist has documented a full do-it-yourself dynamo replacement on a cargo bike: unscrewing the old unit, disconnecting the wiring, cleaning the contacts, fitting a new brand dynamo, and testing it. The new dynamo cost 30 euros and is expected to last around ten years, a cost framed as cheap and proof that simple repairs can be done at home.