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@beantin @m8rt Yes, it's a whole mess of dependencies that can get really complicated. Thinking about the school platforms.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @m8rt Yes, it's a whole mess of dependencies that can get really complicated. Thinking about the school platforms.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @m8rt I'll work this weakness out ;)
@beantin @m8rt Unless we can agree that this is always an ethical gray zone 🤕
↪ Replying to @unknown
@m8rt Very good point! I have to think about that a bit more.
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@leoerlandsson @kallewangstedt 🤗 Kul artikel från 2011: då var 15 april vanligast. På andra plats kom 22 mars och på tredje plats kom 10 april.
nynashamnsposten.se/artikel/nynash…
↪ Replying to @kallewangstedt
@kallewangstedt Hörde det på frukostseminarium i morse. Det verkar skifta när jag googlar. 22 mars var det 2013. 10 april var det 2016.
Kan inte verifiera var talaren fick sin siffra ifrån... om det var den gamla eller om det kommit nytt.
↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund True, I am making assumptions about what people usually mean with the quote. My idea being that giving away power is the last responsible thing people with power will want to do.
@JesperBylund In reality I wanted to challenge the quote. When people say the same thing over and over I become obsessed with showing how it could be wrong, or at least misinterpreted. 😁
@JesperBylund Also it's my personal favorite comic book quote. Kill my darlings and all that...
↪ Replying to @DougCollinsUX
@DougCollinsUX Haha, wow thanks!
(Also, TWO spelling mistakes in a massive list like that is normal.)
↪ Replying to @janeruffino
@janeruffino "This is how successful people start their morning."
I mean, being white, male and inheriting a couple of million to invest won't hurt. But you know, get up at 5 and work out and success just might come calling!
↪ Replying to @DougCollinsUX
@DougCollinsUX Just to prove I read the list (good work, btw!) I'll call out the two spelling mistakes: should be heuristic and provocations. Adding bodystorming. :)
Life goal is to get The Inclusive Panda common enough for a list like this in the future ;)
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@Hilaryonline I've kept coming back to this comment all day and laughing. 😅
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@Hilaryonline 😬 when someone defines people personalities in colors and when I object they go: "oh that's because you're yellow" and I'm wtf are you for real!? (in my head)
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@5u5anCarey Yes, that's my choice as well. It's all incredibly hospitable.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Hilaryonline Hehe. No. Haven't tried the rental ones yet either.
↪ Replying to @z_rose
@z_rose Haven't used it myself, but if I were to try something today I would try Amara. amara.org/en-gb/
↪ Replying to @MattAndersonUT
@MattAndersonUT @beantin @letterpress_se @lissijean @uxpodcast It's no easy task these days to keep track of us when after 200 episodes I've started outsourcing ;)
↪ Replying to @inkblurt
@inkblurt I've more and more started using Human-considerate design. Because, as you say, centered does not necessarily imply benevolence. And not all humans are the center of your solution but can be adversely affected anyway. I complement this with sustainable and inclusive.