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@thoresson @Terejs Löjligt värdefull för mig för att blocka tid. Jag blir inbokad på galet mycket möten.
@thoresson @Terejs Och den tillåter fortfarande bokningar om man vill, flyttar bara runt min 'egentid' till dess ingen mer slack-tid finns över och då blockar den. Smart.
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@thoresson @Terejs Jag har gjort mig smått beroende av syncgene.com för att få kalendern att synka med kalendrar hos kunder, och reclaim.ai för att lägga in arbetstid och skrivtid åt mig.
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@thoresson @Terejs Och själv ska jag ju lämna gmail... även om det inte finns någon rimlig ersättare till kalendern ännu. Leading by example i den etiska djungeln är tidskrävande... 😅
På väg mot Protonmail.
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@Terejs @thoresson Kan varmt rekommendera Boxy. boxysuite.com
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@heather_ia Thanks, yeah I saw that via @sookio the other day. Have added.
Of course I worried about this as a trick to give LinkedIn microphone access, so I removed that straight after ;)
You all need to read @sarahkendzior's Hiding in Plain Sight. So much has been obvious for so long. 😬 It's devastating how both media and intelligence services have failed the US, being aware of all Trump's criminal connections going back decades.
us.macmillan.com/books/97812502…
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@Terejs Hoppsan. 😅 Ja men är motivationen där så funkar allt... 😊
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@Terejs Spännande! Jag har sökt några kurser inom Digital humaniora för att börja bygga mot en master... som jag tänkte kan få ta en 10 år sådär... 😂 Men sökte för sent så jag får nog inte besked idag, utan först om det inte blir fullt.
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@ifenn Excellent additional point! I gain a lot of trust by doing this.
A not unsubstantial part of my work is helping others visualise their ideas in Powerpoint. You'd think I might tire of this, but...
- It gives me access to information long before it reaches stakeholders and management.
- I can influence the content.
- I can help improve impact.
Have any of the companies doing Facebook ad boycotts provided clear demands or requirements for what it will take for them to return to advertising?
If not, they have still failed to communicate where they draw their 'line' and their acts are mostly PR stunts.
Pulling your advertising a month during a pandemic when nobody is buying anyway is perhaps not a daring show of support. It's probably just good business sense.
What will it take for these companies to be comfortable with Facebook again? A calendar shift into August? 🤷
”We can make any watch reveal the position of the wearer, we can listen to the wearer without them knowing, and we can also alert them to take medication”
bbc.com/news/technolog…
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@SynchroM Cool, had not heard about that. Looking into it now. Thanks!
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@SynchroM Exactly. Good point. And here's where it all breaks because building this the right way requires effort, time and knowledge that is often not available.
And why the hosts file on my computer has these rows.. 😊
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@ErikBernskiold I would love some open source scripts that help websites block certain other scripts before they are loaded. You're right, it's not simple. Was looking into it a month ago and realised the complexity means most just won't bother.
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@bjornfant Haha, true. But that cookie doesn't require consent as it would be regarded as an essential cookie. Creating awareness of it would of course be of value.
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@MattsBigIdeas I actually think many websites don’t know HOW to block third-party cookies from loading (e.g. google trackers) when they have them in their code. Most common mistake is embedding YouTube videos without being aware that these embeds set cookies.
ghacks.net/2018/05/23/why…
How many websites set their cookies BEFORE the visitor clicks the accept button? Most of them?
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@DaleReardon @zoom_us theguardian.com/technology/202…
