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To find people on Bluesky you were following on Twitter, you can try the Follower Bridge plugin for Chrome.

1. Create app password for this plugin in Bluesky under Settings -> App passwords
2. Go to your following list on X
3. Activate the plugin (ALT+B) - use app password

Plugin: per.ax/xbridge

Find your X follows on Bluesky using the Sky Follower Bridge plugin for Chrome.

Shortlink: per.ax/xbridge

When you are on the X Following Page for your account, press ALT+B to activate the plugin. Enter your Bluesky username and the app password that you generated. In the popup you will be able to see and follow matching accounts.

Screenshot from the interface where the user is shown a list of matched accounts according to “same handle name”, “same display name” or “included handle in description”. Alongside each matched account on Bluesky it’s possible to follow an account by clicking a button, or see if you are already following them.

The url for the Following page is x.com/axbom/following where you can replace “axbom” with your own handle.

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky

21 Oct 2024, 13:37
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@x_cli

Definitely. A feed can also be styled to be the website itself. See for example: https://axbom.com/carefully/rss/

The content will be rendered to fit whatever client decides to use the feed.

Personally it is rare that I visit the website of a podcast, even my own. 😅

🔗 Originally posted on Akkoma

21 Oct 2024, 09:58
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↩ Replying to @glenncoco01.bsky.social

It's specifically how the new feature from HeyGen is marketed, where you create a digital twin and it integrates with Zoom.

"It looks, sounds, and even thinks like you, making decisions in real time. Perfect for coaching, support, and sales calls"

www.producthunt.com/posts/intera...

HeyGen: Interactive Meeting Avatar - Take thousands of meetings a day, with your digital twin! | Product Hunt

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky

21 Oct 2024, 06:47
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It takes a special kind of ego to “replicate yourself digitally” with the purpose of participating in 1,000 Zoom meetings at the same time.

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20 Oct 2024, 23:25
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↩ Replying to @katalogofchaos.bsky.social

Love the metaphor! 😊

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20 Oct 2024, 20:56
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↩ Replying to @skolinkvisition.bsky.social

Kul! Här finns podden i Pocket Casts för den som söker 😊

pca.st/podcast/ff23...

Offentliga hemligheter

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky

20 Oct 2024, 16:22
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If you don't have an RSS feed you don't have a podcast.

And that is a hill I will die on.

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20 Oct 2024, 16:13
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Each book I read teaches me something new. I naturally reflect on how insights and learnings fit within my personal, current context. I can read a book again years later and take away something completely different from it, because I am in a different place.

A book summary by AI teaches me nothing.

The reading process is about my thinking blending with the author's thinking. When my own thinking isn't involved, and I'm not participating, the value gets lost.

🔗 Originally posted on Akkoma

20 Oct 2024, 13:35
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Each book I read teaches me something new. I naturally reflect on how insights and learnings fit within my personal, current context. I can read a book again years later and take away something completely different from it, because I am in a different place.

A book summary by AI teaches me nothing.

The reading process is about my thinking blending with the author's thinking. When my own thinking isn't involved, and I'm not participating, the value gets lost.

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky

20 Oct 2024, 13:33
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Hur viktigt är det att vidmakthålla webblänkar i offentlig sektor? Rejält jäkla viktigt kan vi nog vara överens om. Ändå finns så oerhört många exempel på borttappade domäner och adresser till viktig information som man bara låter försvinna när man bygger om.

I mitt nyhetsbrev som skickades ut igår bygger jag vidare på Pierre Mesures viktiga insikter från Webperf-artikeln om svenska myndigheters tendens att överge domäner.

"Ett Sverige som ska bli bäst i världen på att använda digitaliseringens möjligheter har svårt för det här med länkar. Myndigheter bygger fel, bygger nytt utan hänvisning och slänger bort sina digitala värdesaker – till oerhörd glädje för bedragare. Det raserar tillit, bryter ner förmågan att nå ut med viktig information och försvårar för intressenter att tillgodogöra sig av nedlagt arbete."

https://axbom.se/lankrota/

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17 Oct 2024, 11:31
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Så jäkla jobbigt för polisen när den egna utvärderingen visar att åtgärderna de själva gillar inte funkar för att minska brottsligheten. Bäst att gömma undan den redan diarieförda rapporten.

Apropå visitationszoner.

https://www.dn.se/ledare/isobel-hadley-kamptz-visitationszoner-ger-inte-minskad-brottslighet-det-vill-polisen-dolja/

🔗 Originally posted on Akkoma

16 Oct 2024, 08:49
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Jag varnar ofta för QR-koder men ibland är det lättare att förstå allvaret om man tydligt får se hur det faktiskt kan se ut. Här ser du en film jag fått tillåtelse att använda i utbildningssyfte (med min röst pålagd). I filmen pillar en kvinna bort ett klistermärke på en skylt om parkeringsavgifter på Irland. Klistermärket är en QR-kod som passar perfekt ovanpå en giltig QR-kod som parkeringsbolaget uppmuntrat till att man använder.

Enligt utsago förlorade kvinnans dotter €1,000 efter att ha scannat koden, hamnat på en sida som ser legitim ut, och skrivit in sina kreditkortsuppgifter.

Seriösa aktörer bör inte använda sig av QR-koder på offentliga platser. Organisationen försätter sitt eget rykte på spel och riskerar säkerheten för de personer som uppmuntras till att scanna koden. Ibland är svindlarna inte ute efter pengar utan efter personuppgifter eller lösenord för att kunna gå vidare med andra typer av bedrägerier.

Falska QR-koder dyker också upp till exempel på kampanjer för att donera pengar, marknadsföringsmaterial om att få rabatter, och på förfalskade p-böter. Kriminella älskar förstås att även myndigheter och offentliga verksamheter uppmanar medborgare att scanna QR-koder utan att verifiera var man hamnar.

En kompis låter inte kompisar scanna QR-koder.

Tänk på att du kan prenumerera på mitt svenska nyhetsbrev för fler tips om att bli mer tekniktrygg: axbom.se – De här inläggen publiceras också på bloggen så att du lätt hittar tillbaka till dem.

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P.S.) Tack till Jonas som tipsade mig om filmen!

P.S. 2) Om du pillar bort klistermärken på offentliga platser, använd ett verktyg och inte dina bara händer. Det har hänt att ondsinta människor döljer rakblad bakom klistermärken.

🔗 Originally posted on LinkedIn

15 Oct 2024, 10:38
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↩ Replying to @word-geek.bsky.social

People do tend to forget that QR codes can also contain code, they’re not just for following links.

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15 Oct 2024, 09:34
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This is horrifying but I've definitely heard of it. Thanks for the heads up!

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15 Oct 2024, 06:48
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@LeoR1010 Tack Leo! Ja det känns lite overkligt på många sätt. Gäller nu bara att inte ta i för mycket.

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14 Oct 2024, 23:38
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I started working again today. Went well, feels good, but wow I feel like the huge project I’m in is going to be quite intense. Definitely fun, but intense.

https://axbom.com/back-to-work/

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14 Oct 2024, 22:42
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QR codes in public spaces are all at risk of being replaced and used by criminals to steal information and money.

They are also for example used on fake donation campaigns ("scan to send money") , fake marketing material ("scan for a coupon") and even fake parking tickets ("scan to pay your fee").

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The video of a fake QR code in a car park is also available in this blog post if you want to share it with people in other forums.

axbom.com/quishing-par...

Fake QR code in a car park

🔗 Originally posted on Bluesky

14 Oct 2024, 22:28
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↪ Replying to @lozzylozboz

@lozzylozboz Would it be okay to share this video in a blog post, and add some voiceover to explain how the scam works?

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14 Oct 2024, 16:01
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Attention and money is no longer amassed by people who make real, working things but by people who claim the absurd and illogical will soon happen.

This aligns with how Musk is celebrated for making an entrance in a remote-controlled car he claims is self-driving.

@hypervisible.blacksky.app: Oh.

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14 Oct 2024, 07:57
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@steveportigal Wow this was so fun to read and made me think of how much manual creativity we've lost. The closest I came was all the school magazines I was involved in making in the early 90s.

As great as computers can be, we often end up using them for the "wrong" things, and they impose more boundaries than people tend to realise.

🔗 Originally posted on Akkoma

13 Oct 2024, 18:26
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