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@JesperBylund @letterpress_se Interesting. Do you know if they estimate the likelihood of the respondents having incentive enough to give a truthful (and representative) answer?
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But but I thought all computers are neutral and unbiased and perfectly just and error-free?
#digitalethics
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@charliesaidthat @danbarker Like the writing, not the subject matter.
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@danbarker @charliesaidthat I like this article that traces it to 2015. lifehacker.com/is-this-an-inn…
1. Tetris
2. Pitfall
3. Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards (I was 13!)
4. Monster Truck Madness (playing online in late 90s)
Karateka, Lode Runner, Lemmings and Ultima III:Exodus deserve honorary mentions. x.com/MrMidasGames/s…
Actually, would be interesting to hear if anyone knows anyone with this role: read why people unsubscribe to newsletters and then act on any insights. x.com/axbom/status/1…
↪ Replying to @letterpress_se
@letterpress_se It pisses people off and I've never heard of anyone responsible for reviewing why people unsubscribe and acting on that information.
Feeling hopeful after yesterday visiting the accessibility course final presentations at @Nackademin - a class taught by @hampelusken within the UX Designer program.
These were some of the best reviews and reasoned presentations I've seen, topping professional ones.
The students' passion shone through but I was also struck by the care and reflection with which they spoke about the people using the services, focusing less on tech constraints and more on human potential.
↪ Replying to @deeped
@deeped @sanasilb Det ställer krav på kompetens och eftertänksam reflektion. Och ökar kvaliteten. Snyggt. 🙌
”For young people, the risks of being left behind are buried under the assumption that they are digital natives - that they have supposedly grown up with an innate ability to use digital technology.”
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↪ Replying to @glumGPT
@raeBress @showYoDiq I don't save any pics on @dickpiclocator but a simple way for me to help could be to add some sort of notice that would encourage people to send you a copy, if that's at all interesting for you. Especially given that it should be consensual ones.
This goes on my fridge. x.com/amazingmap/sta…
↪ Replying to @MrAlanCooper
@MrAlanCooper @threadreaderapp unroll please :)
↪ Replying to @gfscstudio
@gfscstudio Haven't read, thanks for the tip!
↪ Replying to @gfscstudio
@gfscstudio Agreed. But when it's addressed towards changing people's behavior to, for example, create habits to decrease fossil fuel consumption, is it always good to nudge people without their awareness simply because it's for a good cause?