↪ Replying to @unknown
@Agent_654 Yes, I should be more clear that I definitely recommend it. But preferably without giving away one's phone number when possible, since that's used as a unique identifier for profile building across services 😅. Also, phone number recycling 😬: laptopmag.com/features/stop-…
Sweden’s Agency for Digital Government, @DIGG_Sverige, today launched a service with guidance on rules and recommendations for web. Accessibility-wise it’s a disaster. Bleak on GDPR compliance as well.
Fascinating how this keeps happening.
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↪ Replying to @EmilOberg
@EmilOberg This is likely what my honest response would be as well. Thanks.
↪ Replying to @FCCoachJohan
@FCCoachJohan Haha, love the honesty of this. Thanks!
On a scale of 1-10, how certain are you that none of your social media or email accounts have been compromised, meaning that someone logs into it from time to just read stuff or like things from your account?
1 = I’m likely compromised.
10 = I’m 100% certain I am safe.
With just a few responses to this it is immediately obvious that very tech-savvy individuals using two-factor authentication will still avoid committing to a 10. I believe this is an important insight for all internet users.
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @marcusosterberg Now reminded of my dad saying “First and främst” when he gave speeches in English. 😅
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Also, none of those g's sound like you're collecting saliva to spit. Which might be sounding 'engaGemang' a bit too hard 😂
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Good point. I hadn't even thought about all those different g sounds 😅 The second one being the most non-intuitive of all.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@yoghurteater You may want to follow @web3isgreat for your regular reminders on why you don't really need to know... 😅
x.com/web3isgreat/st…
↪ Replying to @_trantom
@_trantom Awesome, thank you! 🙌 Main difference is that mine would likely be in Swedish. 😁
x.com/axbom/status/1…
Now I have this wonderful research idea thanks to @Iwillleavenow's QR code tweet yesterday. Putting up QR code stickers in strategic places at Stockholm central station to measure how many people will scan them during a month.
Have this idea of starting a podcast called "A completely normal f**ing person". And just do 30-minute interviews with people from all walks of life that I meet on the street. I feel there are just so many experiences we rarely hear about.
Won't happen anytime soon though… 😬
The alternative would be finding two people to interview each other, which could be all kinds of insightful. Different interviewer and interviewee each time. I just help with recording and distribution.
All of this has probably been done already of course.
Case in point. This will be fun to listen to. x.com/_trantom/statu…
Another tip, via @steveportigal
"With a focus on New York City, [this newsletter] takes a fresh look at the everyday, delights in the absurd, and often features profiles of unusual folks who truly do things their way."
annekadet.substack.com/about
You may know there’s a common practice on LinkedIn of posting links in comments rather than the post itself. Supposedly this ”tricks the algorithm”.
I see this is as non-inclusive behavior, adding hefty effort for many people with impairments. Happy to hear thoughts / examples.
There’s also this: x.com/forssto/status…
Another thing to remember is how easy it is to print QR code stickers and just stick those over legitimate stickers at restaurants, events, stores, offices, banks, etceteras. They look the same to you.
So even a code it seems you are expected to scan could be a malicious one. x.com/Iwillleavenow/…
↪ Replying to @dsign4life
@id8_4good 😊. I do like the Internet. I'm just not a fan of how it is distributed.
↪ Replying to @ApVeng
@ApVeng Many seem to fit the bill, but neither of these were in the quote.
