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@RebbeccaTomas Thank you for the support Rebbecca! 😊
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@Scott_Matter @Acuity_Design @kimgoodwin This was such a great talk! We actually interviewed Kim for @uxpodcast after she came off stage but we've been holding onto that nugget. To be released l8r this autumn - something to look forward to :). But our earlier interview dovetails nicely as well: uxpodcast.com/192-values-exp…
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@Acuity_Design Usability is accessibility for privileged people.
Next goal is to write a regular column on digital ethics for a zine or newspaper, Swedish or English. I'll set a target to accomplish this within six months.
Any leads are of course appreciated. 🙏
The image in my head is 1000 Volvo cars jacked at midnight, speeding down the west coast of Sweden only to realize there is no bridge to Denmark and having to buy ferry tickets. Thus the Cannonball Run to North Korea starts. x.com/spectatorindex…
”We want to focus on the underserved areas and make transport accessible to all, just not the REALLY underserved areas. We want those to feel worse about themselves.” x.com/JMBooyah/statu…
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@Biggerplate @memoryacademyge @simplemindapp I’ll use mindmapping to plan anything, from a writing exercise to a workshop to a podcast. Here’s one I did for the @uxpodcast episode that came out today. :)
”New York City cops are in a fight against their own police department. They say it’s under the control of a broken computer system that punishes cops who refuse to engage in racist, corrupt policing.” #podcast #replyall
overcast.fm/+DzGV3lRhE
I don’t think I want to know how much money is being invested in apocalypse-proof bunkers this year. x.com/gleonhard/stat…
There was no informed consent.
#digitalethics x.com/sarahfrier/sta…
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@oscrse Here is Twitter's:
cards-dev.twitter.com/validator
And Facebook's:
developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/
It's old news (launched last summer), but new for me. LinkedIn has a post inspector (much like Twitter and Facebook) so you can preview image and text in shared items. You can also request a re-scrape if you've updated something.
linkedin.com/post-inspector/
The Svalbard seed vault is a hope-inducing testament to human ability to think ahead, storing around a million samples of germplasm (living genetic resources).
Did you know about the adjacent Arctic World Archive, a safe offline storage of digital data?
piql.com/the-story/
I believe @feedbin will solve a lot of my time and filter management with feeds (blogs and news), twitter and newsletters.
Thank you for the tip @persand! (And also thx to @EmilStenstrom who recommended it in 2013 - wow was I slow on the uptake.)
Just realized I wrote a long comment on LinkedIn earlier today and thought I’d go check if there’d been any response. I didn’t see my comment. So then I realized I’d been interrupted before I posted. And it’s now gone forever.
Gmail has had auto-saved drafts since 2004...
I need to stop writing live on these platforms. They are only for cut and paste from a reliable offline editor.
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@neeraj @adriennehedger @manojsurya3110 Children: Never-Ending Story
Humor: Hitch-hiker’s guide to the Galaxy
True story: A Child called ”it”
Pop-science: The tale of the duelling neurosurgeons
Classics: A Brave New World
Also: Alice in Wonderland
Recent: Brainstorm: Detective Stories from the World of Neurology
@neeraj @adriennehedger @manojsurya3110 This without really thinking through... fun exercise...