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@lothhammar It’s built into Chrome! I can fake a slow speed if I have the conference call in the browser. 😎 helpdeskgeek.com/networking/sim…
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@lothhammar Oooh, there must be an app for that.
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@lothhammar I've had meetings between 2 hours and 5 hours this past week...
I’ll be honest. All these online meetings are taking their toll on me and there is such a thing as having too many of them.
Ticket holders will be able to stream on-demand. This means you don't have to feel limited by the time zone. x.com/axbom/status/1…
My new talk for #UXCopenhagen is done. It's emotional.
Attend the online 2-day conference on Influence and Designing For Good. It's March 30-31, with so many brilliant speakers, including an interactive session with Don Norman.
Tickets here: uxa.se/uxcph
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@ahamrud @henriktornberg Har funderat i flera år på att skaffa Amatörradio-licens. Mest för att jag älskar utseendet på apparaterna 😊
svt.se/nyheter/lokalt…
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@poojac99 Fantastic work. Don’t know if this is relevant but I was reading that some states are canceling scheduled abortions and calling them non-essential in light of the pandemic. This might be pertinent in the pregnancy section. Understand if it’s not, but it’s something that upset me.
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@tgburgin Yes, that’s pretty much what we kept saying today after we brought her home.
I've had this Javascript app in my browser for years and think you may enjoy it too. When you click the bookmark it creates a space invaders game on any website, wherein you go to town shooting the shit out of that website. Feels sooo good.
Me on Shell.
kickassapp.com
Dog limping. Morning emergency visit to the vet. X-Rays. ACL injury verified. Operation within two weeks. Months of rehab to follow. It's been an emotional morning.
2020 👈 Have we tried turning it off and on again?
”And anytime a tech product utilizes lasers, the company that makes it can’t help but hype it up because lasers still seem futuristic. So Apple says it ’operates at the photon level and at nanosecond speeds.’
Yes, that is how light works.”
theverge.com/2020/3/24/2119…
A remote user testing tool itself demonstrating a great example of how to trick and coerce people into clicking the wrong button.
Explained: If you click the big green button you will always accept all tracking. To apply your own preferences, click the barely visible save link.
>> continued: You can see this in action on userpeek.com
Starting the week with Apollo. x.com/axbom/status/1…
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@LawrenceGrif I'm not affiliated with them and unfortunately don't know more. You can almost see the design in the top left picture.
A Swedish hospital is making face shields from A4 transparencies (the foils for overhead projectors), elastic bands and a foam rubber strip. It’s judged to be as effective as other products on the market, albeit non-reusable.
Image from LinkedIn post: linkedin.com/posts/sodersju… 1/3
The hospital innovation team earlier this week were assigned the task of making face shield prototypes. They came up with four variants and one deemed viable was tested in the ER and well-received. Medical students and other functions started production at 10 am yesterday. 2/3
They made 1,463 face shields, covering the weekend demand.
In 48 hours they went from research to ideation to prototyping and testing. And have now delivered 1,463 items.
Other hospitals in the Stockholm region now want in on the production.
Source:
linkedin.com/posts/sodersju… 3/3
The same innovation team are at it again, this time making protective suits.
sodersjukhuset.se/skyddsforkladen
Here's a video they made on how to make the face shields: vimeo.com/400230450