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@neeraj Thanks! 😊 I felt it did really capture my state of mind.
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@kateheydonorg Lovely environment! I started cycling to work last year. It was such a great way to start and end the day. Then came winter followed by corona.
This is me in my element when I need to go somewhere off-grid and think.
As I'm deleting my Instagram account, there may be more picture/photo content from me here going forward. We'll see how that plays out ;)
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@amrancz I try to embrace it. It means that you take time to reflect and reason – which is a good thing. It can also mean you are _gaining_ expertise and proficiency, as "the more you know, the more you know you don't know".
'Yet people across the globe now use fragile storage media […]. In the event that the world’s electricity grids could no longer be maintained, we would miss more than comfort and convenience; we could lose science, higher mathematics, and history.'
resilience.org/stories/2018-1…
By repeatedly asking me how my experience with your company was, you are negatively influencing my experience of your company.
Believe it or not, all communication from your company is part of the experience.
#catch22
"Our European visitors are important to us."
The irony of this is that they truly do seem to care about European visitors, enough to know they aren't following privacy laws and decided to protect EU citizens from these practices. American visitors? Not so much. 😅
↪ Replying to @uxmastery
@uxmastery Awesome, would love a list of those more than 200 countries ;)
@uxmastery x.com/stevenjlovelac…
↪ Replying to @hankvonhelvete
@hankvonhelvete I agree. In the true sense of what these words mean, scanning is reading. But in UX the myth of not reading for comprehension lives on...
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@matthewdichter Yes, and popups, newsletters, cookie consents, ads, more microcopy...
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@danachis @benadida Great thread. This is why Sweden's voting system is all based on paper ballots.
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@mjmetts I was thinking of you and Andy when I wrote this tweet Michael! Glad you saw it :)
On the flip side, this may imply we are not doing a good enough job in helping people read. x.com/thedeskmagazin…
If you are designing for 'scanning', how do you feel confident people are acting on the premise of informed consent? The insight that people "don't read" (whatever this means) does not mean we have to support that behavior. Sometimes we challenge behavior, to support autonomy.
Really good questioning by @issielapowsky
#digitalethics x.com/Info_Activism/…
To my Swedish-speaking friends. I just read this novel in less than a day. It's one of the best I've read in years.
Everyone else, fingers crossed it gets translated into your language.
Taking a break after reading this thread. Even with all I've been reading and listening to over the past year It's very hard to take in. Sending hugs and strength to all my friends in the US. x.com/JesseDamiani/s…
↪ Replying to @emanuelkarlsten
@emanuelkarlsten Jag håller med dig, det är inte missvisande i det här sammanhanget. Men om en yrkeskategori upplever att man drabbats i stor utsträckning (mycket sjukfrånvaro) så känns slutsatsen "inte särskilt drabbade" orättvis. Att man kan ha drabbats stort utan att det syns.
Anyone else noticed this? Sometimes I don't know why my Macbook Pro is getting hot and it could maybe have to do with which side I'm charging on!? x.com/pugson/status/…
↪ Replying to @emanuelkarlsten
@emanuelkarlsten Inte om vissa yrkesgrupper har större andel i riskgrupp, som mer naturligt fått komma och testa sig. Eller har betydande större representation i de områden som drabbats än i mindre drabbade områden. Men det är ev. långsökt. Väldigt svårt att få klarhet i hursom. Tesen håller nog.
@emanuelkarlsten Det som skaver är nog "inte särskilt drabbade" - vilket man inte vet med säkerhet. Det är ju mer "inte mer drabbade än andra" som man är mer ute efter i studien.