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@wheelyweb Which is why I asked to be able to set national holidays automatically as busy in my regular calendar, which Calendly would pick up on - as it asks that calendar if I’m busy. 😅
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↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb I use Calendly for bookings. It doesn’t allow bookings unless I’m free, which it checks for in my Google Calendar. I’ll likely have to go manual.
↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb Haha, yes. Especially in coaching situations where I have my Calendly open for bookings. We have a LOT of public holidays, and “squeeze days” in the spring.
“Squeeze days?” you ask… of course now I’ve expanded the requirement list…
watchingtheswedes.com/2019/05/31/tod…
↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb So your answer to my question is no, you don’t know of such a setting in any platform?
@wheelyweb Realise “national” holidays appears to be the keyword I missed in my original post. 😬
↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb I can absolutely spend an hour, but maybe if there was a setting in one of these calendars to render all national holidays as busy I wouldn’t have to. Trying to avoid being booked by others outside Sweden on these days. :)
↪ Replying to @wheelyweb
@wheelyweb Google or Apple Calendar or Outlook. I sync them all 😅
↪ Replying to @Beastankar
@Beastankar @grishund Finns det ett bra sätt för mig som ofta ritar/skriver på en whiteboard (eller ja, gjorde när det var mer fysiska möten) att bättre visa hänsyn till detta? I digitala möten slår det mig att jag lägger upp "högar" med olika färger på lappar och låter deltagarna välja färg...
↪ Replying to @ArashGilan
@ArashGilan @pauspling I artikeln nämner man även Socialstyrelsens nationella studie som släpps nästa år. VGRs studie handlar mycket riktigt om VGR. Här fiinns en presentation av den:
vimeo.com/461787787
↪ Replying to @betongplatta
@betongplatta @HannaOsterberg Man utgår i den omskrivna studien från samtliga fall av dödligt våld i nära relation i VGR åren 2000-2016, inte 'utplockade fall'. Och en nationell studie bedrivs av Socialstyrelsen.
vimeo.com/461787787
↪ Replying to @EverydayExpPod
@EverydayExpPod @beantin @uxpodcast @kimgoodwin @katerutter @paminthelab "aggressively wait patiently" – I like that
↪ Replying to @ibalilebali
@ibalilebali @Abebab This is so good. I added it as a second example in this post, along with an image description for each of the headlines.
axbom.com/types-of-ai-et…
↪ Replying to @stefanjacobs123
@stefanjacobs123 @DrZimmermann Thanks. I've worked with digital accessibility since the early 2000s :)
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@Krux_22 @ibrahim_al_al @IdaOstenberg @piratpartiet 👍 Jag tror också de skulle vinna massor på namnbyte. Finns så mycket bra där men för många som avfärdar dem bara baserat på namnet.
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@weylandswart Thank you for the encouragement Weyland! I obviously need to make something more official out of this. But it’s definitely a project I would want to start working on asap.
↪ Replying to @DrZimmermann
@DrZimmermann Thank you, this was really good and will be powerful for use in class with students. I published an image description of the cartoon to make the content available to people using screen readers:
axbom.com/types-of-ai-et…
↪ Replying to @Johan_QL2
@Johan_QL2 For being first with a safety strap we have to back up further. This article does a good job of summarising. The Vattenfall version is the one Saab first used. I recommend the whole article for key insights on why Bohlin's design is unique: independent.co.uk/life-style/mot…
↪ Replying to @stendec6
@stendec6 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimate seat belts save more than 11,000 lives each year. By looking at a representative number of accidents, and fatality rates with and without seatbelt use, many countries provide this type of data.
↪ Replying to @EmilOberg
@EmilOberg @stephenhay I was born in Liberia :) My father worked for LAMCO (Liberian American-Swedish Mining Company) in the north of Liberia. LAMCO built the Yekepa hospital in the 60s and that is where I saw light of day for the first time.
@EmilOberg @stephenhay Since I write in both English and Swedish I sometimes use the Liberian flag to signify English-language content (it's the official language there too) but I think most people assume it's a symbolic US flag. Happy you noticed :)