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@Hilaryonline I've kept coming back to this comment all day and laughing. 😅
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I had this experience and now I'll use this experience to explain to everyone else how my truth in that context obviously must be true for everyone else as well, regardless of context. I mean I experienced it myself for crying out loud.
Your AirPods Will Die Soon.
The surprisingly short life of new electronic devices.
theatlantic.com/amp/article/58…
#designethics
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@Hilaryonline 😬 when someone defines people personalities in colors and when I object they go: "oh that's because you're yellow" and I'm wtf are you for real!? (in my head)
I'm thinking micro-digitization.
I don't know what it means yet but I'm certain someone will buy it.
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@5u5anCarey Yes, that's my choice as well. It's all incredibly hospitable.
OMG there's even a coffee-focused article about my client, I had no idea! 😂👏☕️☕️☕️ x.com/agileArchitect…
You may not know this about Swedes and coffee but we drink a lot and we drink it strong. At my client's this is what greets me every morning and they're never out. Fresh pots are brewing all day.
The two pictures are taken right next to each other. It's one bench with all this.
"That 95% of the Inera staff regarded coffee as important was nothing to raise your eyebrows at. But that 92.3% were satisfied with what the office had to offer in that regard was simply out of this world.
The corresponding figure for our entire database is a modest 61.9%."
Need for AI Ethicists Becomes Clearer as Companies Admit Tech’s Flaws - WSJ
#designethics wsj.com/articles/need-…
It's mind-boggling to me that Powerpoint and Keynote still do not come with integrated shapes for interaction design (phone templates, buttons, tabs, menus etc).
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@Hilaryonline Hehe. No. Haven't tried the rental ones yet either.
There is a new buzzword in town and it's micro mobility and it's essentially a term to market electric scooters and I just can't even anymore...
It's annoying how often I get e-mails from companies saying "You haven't heard from us in a while" and I HAVE NO IDEA WHO THEY ARE.
Most of the time I have signed up at some point, but it would be helpful with a reminder of who you are and what you're about...
I like these kind of updates to terms of service and privacy policies:
* "Added “plain English” summaries to each section and simplified and shortened language throughout"
Thank you @dashlane
Going through my pre-approved payments and subscriptions on PayPal and cancelling them all. Cancelling and the restarting on a per-need basis is a good tactic I've learned. Adds necessary friction.
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@z_rose Haven't used it myself, but if I were to try something today I would try Amara. amara.org/en-gb/
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@MattAndersonUT @beantin @letterpress_se @lissijean @uxpodcast It's no easy task these days to keep track of us when after 200 episodes I've started outsourcing ;)