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Don't focus on making it easy, focus on making it worthwhile. Don't focus on making it frictionless, focus on making it relevant. Don't focus on making it efficient, focus on making it accessible. Don't focus on nudging, focus on informed consent.
Now you can sign your name.
Watch out for the Corona-related scam.
Criminals are disguising themselves as @WHO to steal money or sensitive information. If you are contacted by a person or organization that appears to be from WHO, verify their authenticity before responding. who.int/about/communic…
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@beantin This story should be in the Legacy section of the Wikipedia article.
↪ Replying to @honeygolightly
@honeygolightly @vasta Thank you for sharing. 🙏
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin @amybphd @mjmetts @evalottchen Are you kidding me!? Wow. How is it that there are never any of these on the table when we record in your studio?
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@JesperBylund @crapfutures I don’t think I’d read that since high school. Still good, thanks for the reminder!
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@JesperBylund If you read about the artist’s vision though it seems it didn’t have to do so much with equality but with the intent to visualize ”the person’s real height in the visual uniformity of the sole instead of at the head, like a walking bar graph”.
Same-height party.
Hans Hemmert’s shoe extenders make everyone 6 1/2 feet (two meters) tall. The extenders made their debut at an event thrown in conjunction with Personal Absurdities, a 1997 exhibition at the Galerie Gebauer Berlin. At that party, everyone saw eye to eye.
Source: moma.org/interactives/e…
”It’s free if you have a subscription.”
No.
Just...
No.
I'm wondering if companies would better adhere to GDPR if there was a companion handbook with visualized examples?
Haha, I'm obviously not really wondering. 🙄
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin Haha, this may have to turn into a short story.
Imagine if a leader who wanted to stay in office had a reason to impose martial law.
Imagine this leader could impose martial law during an election to exercise voter suppression.
Imagine if experts predicted an epidemic will peak close to a general election.
Imagine.
Instead of set times per day, I may just switch to answering e-mails on Fridays. Or rather, that seems to be what is happening anyway.
↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov @autiomaa @audreyt As do we :) Since 1994.
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Here's your reminder that DNA tests do not really tell you "where your ancestors came from. They say where DNA like yours can be found on Earth today."
Full article on Scientific American, including other misconceptions about accuracy: scientificamerican.com/article/how-ac…
