↪ Replying to @MollyWattTalks
@MollyWattTalks @Spotify @spotifydesign You were truly awesome! Thanks for visiting Sweden again!
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↪ 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!
↪ Replying to @MichalLangmajer
@MichalLangmajer @tomassverak @H4N4W4LT Say we round down to 1.7 billion active mobile users and assume only 1% notice this graphic. That's still 17 million people. With Facebook numbers are always big, and a lot happens subconsciously.
But also difficult to get confirmation that this is indeed a maleficent pattern.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Intentionaut @steveportigal @thedailyem @DanHopewell And I found this generator. This should annoy the crap out of people. :)
stopthatrightnow.github.io
↪ Replying to @unknown
@heather_ia This sounds like a good theory. Brains are a strange thing.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@heather_ia This is an excellent point. My theory is that voice draws attention to more people and increases chances of conflict, whereas the action of blocking the door puts you in greater control and you already have a person on your side (the person you saved) should conflict ensue.
↪ Replying to @snetramelleh
@snetramelleh Hehe, no. But I have a harness for her to ride with me that I haven’t actually used yet.
↪ Replying to @janeruffino
@janeruffino I'm blessed that Cryversion rates are now part of my vocabulary. Mine need some work.
↪ Replying to @janeruffino
@janeruffino I think we cry too little in tech.
↪ Replying to @nuacco
@nuacco Haha, well done!
@nuacco Also, did you understand whether those sliders were on or off and whether or not that selection mattered if you clicked the button?
↪ Replying to @nuacco
@nuacco @glorialangreo Safari, and Opera, but also with @betterblocker - both on laptop and mobile.
On my phone I sometimes use Firefox Focus. On Windows I would use Firefox. :)