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@pedrobjorn :) You should read @sonniesedge's post if you haven't already. It's right on the nose: sonniesedge.net/posts/real-dar…
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@pedrobjorn :) You should read @sonniesedge's post if you haven't already. It's right on the nose: sonniesedge.net/posts/real-dar…
Doing some site reviews. Why do designers keep doing the white text on light photograph backgrounds?! On brand new websites.
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@manzay Haha, fair point. What I really meant was that they are likely trying to find workarounds... which in the end means letting nothing through to the articles I’m guessing.
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@janeruffino I mean what the actual fuck... 🤢
Whenever someone asks me, ”Do you know Excel?”, I’ll respond ”Do you mean like Tatsuo Horiuchi?”. x.com/jmspool/status…
Interesting development. Many online magazines must now be scrambling to figure out how to block Chrome in incognito mode. Until then, you fan bypass paywalls [haven’t tried myself yet as I don’t use Chrome].
thenextweb.com/apps/2019/07/3…
Painful provocation.
Perky people prodding with peppy, periodic proclamations of praise for patented plans promising paradise.
I love the checklist for public speaking in Nick’s blog post. x.com/nickf/status/1…
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@grishund Terminalfönstret brukar inte visa att markören rör sig för lösenord (tror jag). Om du skriver lösenordet och trycker enter, får du felmeddelande?
Everything’s connected. Everything’s vulnerable.
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@danbarker Wildfires in the arctic... the people fighting them and what’s going through their minds.
"Just Press Record will never interrupt you to ask for a review."
This is now a selling point. And a welcome one.

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@JesperBylund My best way of documenting (in that people actually reference it) has been a demo slideshow preso every 3 weeks and the video recording of the same, including QA sessions with the stakeholders. Part of the demo has naturally been to explain the reasoning behind design decisions.
The flaws in thinking machines can read emotions. Also, here’s the categorization going on again. Six(!) emotions. I mean, how is that constraint going to serve the complexity that is a human being. Or maybe we just need two categories: crimethink and goodthink... x.com/paminthelab/st…
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@katherinemzhou Yes, I am impressed by the many puns and punchlines he packs into his footnotes 😁