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@zbreakstone Nice, hadn't seen that one! Thanks!
@zbreakstone Wow, quickly becomes rather expensive given that each new editor costs money, and even as much money as the first editor! I'll keep looking.
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↪ Replying to @zbreakstone
@zbreakstone Nice, hadn't seen that one! Thanks!
@zbreakstone Wow, quickly becomes rather expensive given that each new editor costs money, and even as much money as the first editor! I'll keep looking.
@WhimsicalPowers
↪ Replying to @unknown
@standupmackan @MichisLeo @Fredsplacerad Lite tidigare än så. Ni har båda rätt :) Kom först i svartvitt, sedan i färg. Dockorna har i princip sett likadana ut sedan 1960 (enligt Wikipedia). sv.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jalle,_Ju…
↪ Replying to @marcusosterberg
@marcusosterberg 😢 Okunnighet och cementerade fördomar hos samhällets konstruktörer är vår tids största fiender. När möjligheten att inkludera aldrig varit större stänger vi ute allt fler.
@marcusosterberg Jag ser obligatorisk utbildning/coaching som en nyckel till bot och bättring. Vi kan inte styra framtiden med värderingar från 80-talet.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@heather_ia I think this is a brilliant idea! Will talk more about this and figure out how much effort it would be.
↪ Replying to @val_brigatti
@val_brigatti Hehe, I DuckDuckGo stuff too, and it's a good way of making people go "Huh!?" 😁
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund I mean that innovation offers many paths. There were potentially alternative solutions that didn’t lead to congestion, pollution and road accidents. So not suggesting we stop innovating, just that we make sure we explore parallell paths. Speculative design, if you will.
@JesperBylund Plus it’s always fun to play with famous quotes. 😝
↪ Replying to @MollyWattTalks
@MollyWattTalks @Spotify @spotifydesign You were truly awesome! Thanks for visiting Sweden again!
↪ Replying to @pabsdominguez
@tinybigstudio I did notice that travelling was portrayed very differently, or rather: almost like teleportation compared to earlier storylines =)
↪ Replying to @jasonmesut
@jasonmesut True. I didn't find it hard to remember characters arcs, or family relationships =)
More "stupid" in the sense of time management ;)
↪ Replying to @plannero
@plannero Precis, det är en hel del som egentligen berör betydligt mer än det digitala. Det är mycket som dykt upp under min coach-utbildning och som jag sedan byggt vidare på.
@plannero Jag har sedan länge ett planerat blogginlägg kring just Ikigai och hur den idén förvanskats lite av västvärlden :) I Japan är det ju oftast inte ens arbete som är ens Ikigai (I en studie från 2010 uppgav cirka 30% sitt jobb som Ikigai.)
↪ Replying to @plannero
@plannero Tack för dina live-kommentarer vid läsning av boken Pär! Den här tanken måste jag absolut fundera vidare på!
↪ Replying to @danrhealy
@danrhealy @beantin Just gonna leave this here... uxpodcast.com/166-oblivious-…
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Some of those early episodes we do a lot of heavy breathing...
↪ Replying to @TatianaTMac
@TatianaTMac Not yet but it's on my todo list!