Posts in English
↪ Replying to @Rooperino
@Rooperino Cool. I have some tree clearing work I've been putting off.
The slow decades-long drift into authoritarianism happens as most people just go about their same, mundane everyday tasks.
Reflections that often arise when listening to @gaslitnation.
"To those who have never been closely connected with a person who is incarcerated, it’s difficult to fully explain this reality to them: it is not just distance and time that separates you from your loved one, but generations of technology."
medium.com/@digitaljustic…
I have this new visualization of digital ethics that I'm excited about but I don't want to share it with you before I have time to write a blog post about it, to forestall inevitable objections and misunderstanding. I've not had that time in two weeks and it's so frustrating! 😅
↪ Replying to @pappasadrian
@pappasadrian Ha, my first iteration of this tweet was very similar to this.
↪ Replying to @tsvenson
@tsvenson Ooh, nice. The extremely few times I've done that I've experienced the feeling of getting way more done than I thought.
They will tell you that your privacy is very important to them. They say that while encouraging you to give as much private info as possible to them.
But if your privacy truly mattered to them, they wouldn't ask you for any of that personal information, would they?
What's one thing you've done over the past week that you feel good about?
↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov This is why I removed UX from my title. Less to read.
↪ Replying to @shaun_gomm
@shaun_gomm Yes. I lost almost exactly two stone (13kg) in 6 months last year. Weightwatchers.
When we build intelligence into everything we build the ability for all the inanimate objects in our lives to nag us, freeze, run out of batteries and be hacked. Intelligence does not mean friendly.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@pedrobjorn I'm good, thank you. Some struggles but mostly good things happening. Learning more and more to choose what struggles to engage in. And when not to feel bad about not delivering on my own projects because I've taken on too much. It's what I do and will keep doing 😅
How are you?