↪ Replying to @pixeldahn
@pixelDahn I can watch this over and over and over like forever 😅
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↪ Replying to @tsvenson
@tsvenson I did notice how Goofle also struggles with "diskar". Kind of odd.
↪ Replying to @tsvenson
@tsvenson Interesting! In lowercase Goofle assumes pronoun, and in uppercase it appears to assume this is a person's name.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@CarlosHaertel Haha, I get a lot less of "friends from the past" encounters after I deleted Facebook. People are generally lazy, don't look past Facebook. Or e-mailing is too much friction. It fhecks out: If you don't know me well enough to e-mail me then maybe you don't know me. 😅
↪ Replying to @jockeholm
@jockeholm Thanks Joakim, I'll have a think about that. Important to remember that it's not a manifesto but a tool for understanding what needs to be adressed or tends to go wrong. But I obviously have to clarify some bits, and this is exactly why I share early: for the feedback. :)
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Oh yes, this I'd forgotten about! The hunt, when you turn up after everyone's left and you need to remember (or find out from others) what the usual places are. Or you just went home again.
↪ Replying to @autiomaa
@autiomaa I certainly wrote a lot of non-fiction back then...
↪ Replying to @argonaut
@argonaut 🙌 The effort required for this is often underrated.
↪ Replying to @nickf
@nickf We've just started the process of moving to our "summer house" which will become our permanent residence. Will be selling our apartment by summer. The pandemic hugely contributed to this decision.
↪ Replying to @nickf
@nickf Cool! If you feel good about it I have a hard time seeing why not ;)
↪ Replying to @LivePaola
@LivePaola Whoa, that is neat!! I love rollerblading but haven’t done so in 3-4 years.
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics And in the sense that people argue that there would become different classes of people (those with and without a “passport”) I tend to rely on reasonings around proportionality. When it comes to saving lives, that can require proportionally more restrictive regulations.
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics All this requires risk analysis and actions to mitigate risk, certainly in the form of communication and information. And especially in cases where people actually aren’t able to get a vaccine.
So, as always: it depends on context and the safety regulations in place. :)
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics I think I like how Zuboff differentiates between capitalism and surveillance capitalism. So more that it’s a different version of capitalism that has risen from the insight that data about people is valuable for trade.
But I get you, I could have written just surveillance ;)
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics Vaccine passports are interesting. I had a vaccine passport most of my childhood (yellow card when travelling in Africa) so it’s not the concept of a “passport” itself that I likely would object to (I’m not finished with this reasoning but happy to spitball).
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics The dilemma is, as often when it comes to digital, is vulnerability of data and storage, and potential recklessness in handling, as well as power of access to information. Do I choose to share my information in specific situations or do others "pull it" or is it harvested.
@JesperBylund @ArchieComics But I do actually believe digital can be a huge benefit in terms of vaccination insights and potentially save many lives. Registers of vaccinations have failed to a large extent in the past, where people have very little recollection of when and what vaccines they have taken,
↪ Replying to @TheMickNY
@TheMickNY I'm more of a single malt person, but circumstances make the experience 😊