Tagged: Twitter
↪ Replying to @niklassvensson
@niklassvensson Det är viktigt att förstå att bara för att det inte funnits en formaliserad referensgrupp (vilket är det som nu sker) så betyder inte det att man inte pratat med varandra tidigare.
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↪ Replying to @JennyTheolin
@jennytheolin @whereby Password I knew. Did not know about the lock feature. I've used Zoom specifically very little. 😁
↪ Replying to @nicomen
@nicomen @odinho @whereby Exactly this would work for me as well. I would just prefer to have the option of combining this with lock/unlock as well.
↪ Replying to @odinho
@odinho @nicomen @whereby I enjoy the concept of not letting people into the room until I am ready to let them in. If the people in the ”lobby” have entered a password before getting to the lobby I would know the right people are there. In this case the ’knock’ could of course be automated.
@odinho @nicomen @whereby As I see it the Lock/Unlock of the room would work the same as it does, but the room owner could optionally choose to also add a password, and that would be an extra layer of security. The problem/risk is if the room link gets shared and you have unwelcome people knocking.
↪ Replying to @nicomen
@nicomen @whereby @odinho I agree that this should be an option. It would make one feel more secure with the notion that the person knocking is someone who in fact was invited.
↪ Replying to @jilliancyork
@jilliancyork True, it's hard for many to conceive that there is no authority for something that is completely new and where there is not yet enough data for reliable research.
↪ Replying to @DorotheaBaur
@DorotheaBaur @BAG_OFSP_UFSP @BobgonzaleBob On Swedish press briefing I understood the lead epidemiologist to say that new cases being reported are from days ago, only verified later. Meaning that previous bars in the chart are moving up, and not only today's bar.
Don't know, but potentially what's going on here as wel..
This app claims to mute background noise from families, barking dogs, screaming children, A/Cs and more. Not only yours, but also the people calling you!
Haven't tried it yet but remind me to return with a review in a week or two.
h/t @jonashyse
krisp.ai
Now that #Zoombombing is growing as a topic of conversation, allow me to highlight this simple detail in @whereby that I appreciate: locking your room when all participants have arrived. I also keep my room locked when I'm not there.
Protections create safe(r) spaces.
Use a headset people!! 😭
Yes, luxury problems but my head can no longer cope with all this bad sound and echoes.
#sensoryoverload
#onlinemeetingpains
↪ Replying to @lrb23
@lrb23 It truly is. How the administration gets treated as if they are coherent, reasonable people plays out like a scene from Alice in Wonderland.
Starting a thread to collect articles on harm that is often invisible in relation to the pandemic. It won't be easy reading, it will be important reading.
theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/f…
h/t @snetramelleh
nytimes.com/2020/03/30/tec…
theguardian.com/society/2020/a…
The Corona Virus: Risk for increased Suicide and Self-Harm in the Society after the Pandemic
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"According to a memorandum issued by the federal Department of Homeland Security, the import, manufacture and sale of weapons are part of the US's essential infrastructure."
m.dw.com/en/americans-s…
via @epenzeymoog who runs inclusivesafety.com
huffpost.com/entry/child-se…
texastribune.org/2020/04/01/tex…
Lockdown's heavy toll on Italy's mental health
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’Even before covid-19 began to spread, domestic abusers often tried to isolate their victims so as to exert physical and psychological control over them. Lockdowns have magnified their ability to do that.’
economist.com/international/…