@wednesday Beautiful!
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@titi Thank you! I've changed it now.
@salvari Excellent to know, thanks. @silverwizard
@scott Cool, thanks. Love learning about new tools.
@hanno Thank you for this lovely feedback. I'm glad you found it of value. 🙏
@ryanschultz Ah nice. You'll have to check back with me in a month and let me know how you feel about it.
@meena Sometimes I just tell them I can't see whatever they sent me and often they just shrug. Because I'm obviously the weird one. 😅
@dinkompismia @Robsodergren @LeoR1010@mastodon.social Åh vilken bra påminnelse. Den där har jag på min läslista.
Den här artikeln var en bra introduktion till boken:
@tante To be a good pessimist you have to be optimistic in the belief that that there are much better paths. 😊
@futureisfoss Thanks so much for the feedback 😊
@malte Very cool. Yes, it’s important to realise that each state has its own system.
@augmentedrobot 😂 Good you can laugh about it.
Here’s an article that sums it up pretty well.
“The party, which has white supremacists among their founders, is expected to stay formally in opposition, with many voters and politicians across the political spectrum uncomfortable with seeing it in government. However, their impact will still be felt.“
@Stellar Interesting. But yeah, in the end I'm not really interested in making accommodations wherein I have to spend time on workarounds for any and all devices I happen to be on when somebody sends me a link. Best not to engage, I feel.
@evanstucker In Sweden the votes determine the number of seats a party gets in parliament (Sweden's Riksdag). So they don't determine a "winner" per se. The parties in parliament (Sweden currently has 8 parties in parliament) then amongst themselves determine (through negotiation and voting in the chamber) what party or constellation of parties constitute the government.
@evanstucker The nomenclature for this is Party-list proportional representation, which I think about 85 countries make use of.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party-list_proportional_representation
@BjornW @humanetech Oh clever, I like the way you think.
@StartpageSearch I left both Twitter and LinkedIn.
@Mabande Definitely my new pen name! 😁 @Beantin @uxpodcast