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@helenaroth I think mastodon.nu for a Sweden-centric instance. For myself I’d also consider hachyderm.io. Or take the opportunity to self-host on your own domain with masto.host :)
@Homebrewandhacking
Definitely. This would be my fourth and fifth podcast. 😁
@Homebrewandhacking
Thank you for letting me know PJ! I'll definitely keep that in mind for when I realise I'm short of time 😁
@uxpodcast
@fyrfli Same. I honestly wouldn't be 100% sure how to use it now 😅
@mensrea Oh, thank you, I did not know that!
@jhpot @alabasterquill
A killer feature for me that a lot of people miss with DuckDuckGo are the !bangs
Add !w to search on wikipedia.
Add !imdb to search on IMDB and so on
So if I truly need Google i just add !g to the search query.
https://duckduckgo.com/bangs
@fiaewald Det här är så bra. Vill skapa en särskild samlingsplats för alla projekt där människor mår bättre av att datorerna går sönder.
@Beantin
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Photo of children lying on their backs and reading books. Photo caption says: Not a single kid has died in a mass reading, yet they're banning books instead of guns.
@rogeradolfsson
@RnDanger @danjac
I did the same.
Wrote a couple of blog posts about the whole debacle.
https://axbom.com/spotify-ceo/
https://axbom.com/spotify-ceo-memo/
@koboldskind Completely agree.
@dinogami
And e-books that disappear unless I use a specific reader 😢
@AuntyChrist @pluralistic
@steveportigal We just need to set these platforms on fire and never look back.
@Silhelm Ah interesting. I think I prefer to only start with the one question, and then I keep going into tangents - "but that is only true if this other thing also takes place..."
Your approach reminds me of my mindmapping though, where I jot down a topic structure and make sure I cover all the different perspectives.
Some of my most revealing posts have been where I have a dialogue with myself. It's funny how I can write responses to my own questions and those responses contain things I didn't think I could articulate before.
@carl Excellent.
@davor @Beantin
Ah, gotcha. Yes, some of my clients also expect it, and have their whole design system in there, which means I have to reinvent my offerings to avoid it. I'm too old and lazy to learn my umpteenth tool... 😅
I've personally only done pair programming sitting physically next to each other. And with devs I've spent some prior time with. To work remotely I would want to have met and shared an experience outside the screen beforehand I think.
@Beantin @davor
Seen lots of ads for UXPin but never used it. I will always argue that the browser is the only way of knowing how it will behave in the end. And will save sooo much time. But it's obviously not for all designers.
Also saved a lot of time like Beantin by just sitting next to a dev and talking our way through it.
I do feel that a lot of wireframe and prototype builders are missing out by not knowing about Keynotopia or the benefits of just going hardcore presentation software.
Some prototypes I've built have been Keynote documents with clickable elements that bring the user to different pages. When I export that to PDF all the click actions are maintained, so I have a clickable prototype contained within a PDF that I can send around to clients. It's super quick.
I really should do a course on this, it's pretty nifty.
https://keynotopia.com
@davor @Beantin
I'm very curious about your first post now. "Moving" from Figma to Balsamiq. Is it an actual move or a project where it makes more sense to use Balsamiq?
@davor I use HTML, like the lord intended. 😁
Jokes aside I have done a lot of prototyping using Webflow and sometimes plain HTML. Previously also Bootstrap. If I need something really quick I use Keynote.
@davor Hehe, I still haven't touched Figma. But don't tell anyone.