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    Personal | Productivity | Technology

    Why I quit Facebook

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-04-162021-04-27

    A couple of weeks ago, I quit Facebook, after I was part of it for over.. phew I don’t know anymore! Probably for over ten years. Facebook was one of my websites that I visited daily. I wouldn’t say that I obsessed about it, but I did check it every.single.day. About a year ago I…

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    Productivity

    How Karate can boost your productivity

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-04-092021-03-18

    Karate is a martial art and one of many, although probably one of the most known and mystified ones. I personally practice it for many years now and I learned a lot from it. Not only for practicing Karate, but also for my work-life. Let’s have a talk about how Karate can boost your productivity….

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    Academia

    University teaching during Corona

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-04-022021-04-27

    I have been a university lecturer for about 5 years now and especially the last year was different. Although the pandemic is probably hitting the students more than the staff, university teaching during Corona is a drag. On the other side, teaching during Corona offered also advantages and the possibility to experiment with new forms…

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    Book Review | Productivity

    Book review: Deep Work by Cal Newport

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-03-262021-04-27

    If you are like me, you probably wish for more time. More time to relax, more time to spend with family and also more time for your own projects. Today however, our world is dominated by social media, email communications, but also a culture of instant availability. This leaves us practically no time to dive…

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    Archaeology | Games

    Uncharted and Archaeology: Break in, steal, destroy, repeat!

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-03-192021-04-27

    I recently started playing Uncharted and I was especially interested in Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception. Uncharted and Archaeology are somehow connected, although it isn’t really. I heard many good things about the game and it also partly played in West Asian locations like Syria or Yemen. So I did it, I played one of the…

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    Academia | Personal

    3 things I wish I knew when I became a university lecturer

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-03-122021-04-27

    I teach at the university since 2016 now and since then had a lot to learn. In other words, some things need practice. Suffice it to say, that it worked out and I can call myself now a university lecturer. But there are also a couple of things I wish I had known before starting…

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    Book Review | Productivity

    Book Review: Getting Things Done by D. Allen

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-02-022021-04-27

    For productivity nerds, Getting Things Done by David Allen is somewhat of a bible. In every video, blog post or also comment, the book gets referenced as providing the rules for organisation, productivity and even lifelong happiness. It is generally referred to as the GTD method. Naturally, I did need to read it also at…

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    Academia | Productivity

    Productivity Method: Postpone the Problem

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-01-292021-04-27

    So today I would like to introduce a productivity method, that I use myself since I can think of. Some call it procrastination or not being focussed. I however see big potential in my method of Postponing the Problem (PtP). It is not laziness nor fear from responsibility, for me PtP means using my time…

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    Archaeology | Games

    “No bother Effendi” – The Orientalism of Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2021-01-122022-02-20

    Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is one of the most successful adventure games of videogame history. LucasArts published the game in 1992 as a worthy successor of the (then three) Indiana Jones movies. Created by Hal Barwood, Hollywood screenwriter and also friend of George Lucas, it offered multiple ways of solving the game….

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    Technology

    A plug-in for Atom that is simply perfect

    BySebastian Hageneuer 2020-11-162021-04-27

    The software Atom is a “hackable text editor for the 21st century”, as the developers describe the app themselves. Atom can be used as a collaborative text editor and has a Git and GitHub integration. Also, it is simply a damn-good coding software. I use Atom to code in Python, PHP and HTML and especially…

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Hi, I'm Sebastian — archaeologist, digital humanist, and project builder. I work at the intersection of ancient West Asian seals, data, and digital methods, while also exploring teaching, writing, and open science. Here, I share (almost) weekly thoughts on archaeology, technology, and academic life — with the occasional sidetrack into games and experiments.

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