↪ Replying to @JesperBylund
@JesperBylund I think it’s only calls, but if you add them as emergency contacts they will always bypass any focus mode.
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↪ Replying to @wistikent
@wistikent Otroligt träffsäkert med bögörat som liknelse för vilsenheten i svensk politik. Snyggt. 👂↔️
↪ Replying to @PeterRosdahl
@PeterRosdahl @kirstendunst Tack och lov ja 😅
↪ Replying to @PeterRosdahl
@PeterRosdahl @kirstendunst Likely yes, it was a photo of an ad stretching the full length of a building on Times Square.
I really enjoyed On Becoming a God in Central Florida. @kirstendunst is brilliant. I wouldn't have minded a second season but the close of the first is satisfying enough.
Related: I just saw an ad for an NFT conference and reflected on how screwed we all are. History repeats.
↪ Replying to @PavelASamsonov
@PavelASamsonov Ha, yes. And then people tell me, "well people are getting better and better". And I remind them: "every single day there are people experiencing the Internet for the very first time. 40% of the global population don't even access the Internet".
statista.com/statistics/617…
"But most of our users can scan a QR code."
"I mean all phones can read QR codes."
"Data-driven" by guesswork. It's a thing.
Also: no.
Discovered this shortcut I did not know about while watching morning TV. This is for MacOS and Safari. When you are watching a video, you can right-click the volume icon in the address bar and select “Enter Picture in Picture”. Now you have a floating window with your video.
Meta (Facebook) are shutting down the Facebook Face Recognition System.
"If you have opted into our Face Recognition setting, we will delete the template used to identify you."
about.fb.com/news/2021/11/u…
Shoshana Wodinsky telling it like it is:
x.com/swodinsky/stat…
Exhibit A.
vox.com/recode/2276159…
↪ Replying to @CBR_T2D
@CBRooooney Of course very true. Especially disconcerting for me I think is that the UN themselves have a whole convention written on rights of people with disabilities, with specifics for access to spaces.
”Zuckerberg isn’t building the metaverse because he has a remarkable new vision of how things could be. There’s not an original thought in his video, including the business model.”
theatlantic.com/technology/arc…
That an event like this is inaccessible to wheelchair users is truly enraging. x.com/SarahJReports/…
Here is article 9 from the UN Convention of Rights of People with Disabilities (CRPD). They literally wrote the guiding text that they themselves can’t follow and enforce.
un.org/development/de…
Here is something I wrote on what you can do to help the events you attend become more inclusive.
axbom.com/events-inclusi…
Karine Elharrar was able to attend today. That she couldn't yesterday is still disgraceful. #COP26 x.com/kaitlancollins…
I seriously miss writing fiction.
”Think of the time you’ll save!”
How’s that going for everybody? x.com/hypervisible/s…
”Angor was a world of chaos. Metahumans were fighting in the streets, with little regard for the safety of one another, or even awareness of the innocent bystanders their brawls killed. So the Tin Man did the unthinkable - he ran for President on a platform of metahuman control.”
↪ Replying to @mattberan
@mattberan Ah, that's neat. In essence that becomes an information of their presence as well.
↪ Replying to @unknown
@carlheath Thanks for the example. I've seen a faraday box in a client office but never had to use one.
Have you experienced any info/signage in people's homes regarding common audio/video recording devices? Alternatively, have you experienced anyone refusing to visit another person's home without guarantees of disconnected devices/microphones?
Interested in new friction...