After the recent news about privacy concerns and trust issues with the US company behind the Zoom video conferencing solutions users are facing the challenge to find adequate replacement in order to keep up the quality of their webinars and broadcasts.
This article discusses a potential improvement for Microsoft Teams which natively lacks the ability of including system audio in screen sharing sessions. Based on the virtual audio driver “BlackHole” a workaround is set up which equips Microsoft Teams but also (all) other video conferencing tools with this feature.

I recently rediscovered a neat little app for macOS I already played with a few years ago when it was still in it‘s early days. While it matured a lot since then, the numbers of third party widgets/addons—an obviously crucial thing for such a solution, more about that in a second—increased tremendously, which made me feel like I definitely need to give this app another look and chance to stay...

Round about 900 days or two and a half years after the launch of the first version of this very website—which kind of never left the beta stadium—www.bastiankroggel.com shines in new splendor.

A comprehensive redesign and feature enhancement often goes along with various considerations and while those are the overall idea of this article, topics like JAMstack, the beauty of a static site generator CMS and a few personal notes are also covered in this post.

Let’s start this introduction about a sweet little workaround for a javascript based twitter widget with a big hug and a Happy Birthday! (…sorry, I am a little late to the 10th anniversary party)1 to the whole twitter team that created such a tremendously useful service, where people can connect and share their thougts in a short but very effective way.

Sure. Twitter has it up and downsides like any...