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↪ Replying to @magnus_s
@magnus_s Oooh, makes sense that it was a Swedish thing. Must dig some more.
Most of us are following news from our own countries. But I know Sweden comes up from time to time. We are not fine in any sense of that word, but this graph may give an idea of the direction we've had for the last couple of months - perhaps balancing some reports you've seen.
This graph is designed and updated regularly by @adamaltmejd on this url:
adamaltmejd.se/covid/
I'm reading lots of "when this is over..." and keep wondering what is encompassed in that phrase and what it means to different people.
Seeing that different things will be over at different times for different people. Some maybe never.
And a disconnect with the severity.
We are only moving forward and there is no place to go back to. This may seem dark(?) at first, but in many contexts hopeful(?). It does help me think with more clarity about values, goals, responsibilities and expectations.
Sorry, just using writing to help me think. Any conclusions are not fully formed yet.
1. Many years ago I heard a story of two students walking around a city with a park bench. When stopped by the police they promptly showed a receipt for their purchase of the bench. This happened over and over until...
2. ...police finally issued an internal statement to not let themselves be bothered by two students with a park bench, as there was no crime happening and they were just wasting police time. So...
3. ...upon noticing that they were not being stopped anymore they alerted their accomplices. The next day students all over the city proceeded to carry park benches and set them all up in an agreed-upon area in one of the central parks. As expected...
4. ...nobody was stopped by police, who were following orders NOT to stop 'two students with a park bench'.
What is the origin of this story and where can I read more?
It's absurd that many cities have a disability plan, were making progress, and then still allowed this monstrosity to take over and disrupt the lives of people with visual and motor disabilities. twitter.com/standupmackan/status/1…
↪ Replying to @emilcardell
@emilcardell Looking forward to using my brush cutter today. 😊
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The fact that the IB programme chose this route is a clear indicator that it is no longer an education you can count on.
The final grades of 170,000 students worldwide were calculated by an undisclosed algorithm(!)
Welcome to the future,
/An IB graduate
wired.com/story/algorith…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@LittleKope @TwitterA11y Could be! So it's reaching different accounts at different times.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@LittleKope @TwitterA11y I logged into Twitter via a new device last week and had to enable it manually. I really don't understand why it's not default.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@thoresson Spännande, den hade jag inte sett. Tack!
@thoresson Har använt i nästan två veckor nu. Gillar den skarpt.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@Acuity_Design I would hope they will do if they haven't already. I'm also hoping that Sweden will become more open to home education, as it's currently illegal here. 😕
The Old Guard @oldguardmovie is the first action movie to be directed by a Black woman. Ever.
Also, I loved this movie.
wired.com/story/the-old-…
This always gets me. x.com/maralkalajian/…
Online fingerprinting really upsets me, as there is no way to opt out of being tracked. Firefox is doing some things, but in a better world I could control what data about my computer can be seen by others.
blog.mozilla.org/firefox/how-to…
This begs an important question. As the adoption of blockers grow, how long will Google Analytics, in its current form, be considered of value in making assumptions about visits and visitors? x.com/MarkoSaric/sta…
↪ Replying to @pp3dp_se
@pp3dp_se @oldguardmovie Me too! Loved it. I was worried about Highlander vibes but it was better.
↪ Replying to @kolombiken
@kolombiken @waybackmachine Awesome, thank you!