I hope everyone has activated the ability to add image descriptions on Twitter, but here's a question: how can I easily see if someone else has added an image description?
@TwitterSupport
Sometimes I want to be helpful and add an image description to the thread, but if I do this when someone already has put in the effort, I come across as kind of an ass.
ALTHOUGH Image descriptions visible to everyone can of course also add a layer of accessibility.
Stuff like this makes me question EVERYTHING. 😲🧐 x.com/lucasammr/stat…
If you're waiting for an e-mail reply from me, ping me here and I'll bump you up the queue. 🐅🐆🐘🐪🐄🐎🐖🐈🐕
Except if you want me to accept your updated privacy policy. Then... I just moved you to the end of the line.
Okay, I am officially blown away by how @NotionHQ empowers me. I'll be making it my main work environment for company admin, meeting notes, article drafts, task management and more.
Follow-up question to @NotionHQ, how do I toggle the sidebar on a Swedish keyboard on a Macbook Pro? =)
If you don't know where you're going, how do you even know you're moving in the right direction?
Get your vision right, then your bearing, and then start moving. Don't forget to listen to the environment along the way and adjust accordingly.
Brilliant: Don't cling to a mistake just because you spent a lot of time making it. x.com/nicolethelm/st…
I've likely asked this before... what online collaboration platforms do you use/recommend? I'm thinking along the lines of collaborative sticky notes but also very simple stuff like live collaborative text editing, other than Google Drive.
I care about your privacy and strive to be completely transparent: When I retweet you, my followers may see your tweet; including but not limited to, related names and user names. But most will likely not see it.
Re-tweet if you have read, understand and agree to these terms.
Interesting article on why Tesla's (and others') auto-pilot is programmed to not react to still-standing vehicles that appear behind cars that move out of your way.
This being the case, one would wish it be common knowledge.
wired.com/story/tesla-au…
↪ Replying to @omni_red
@omni_red Tack för att du meddelade Hanna. Jag sparar den omarbetade rubriken här för referens.
@omni_red Intressant i sammanhanget är faktiskt denna artikel som förklarar varför Teslas auto-pilot inte är programmerat att stanna för stillastående fordon när de dyker upp bakom framförvarande fordon som rör sig ur filen. wired.com/story/tesla-au…
There you go feeding my ego ;) Thanks Bjarne. See you over beers in a bit. x.com/uxbjarne/statu…
↪ Replying to @rnadworny
@rnadworny Yes we're doing podcast interviews :)
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin I knew I should have taken the motorbike...
↪ Replying to @beantin
@beantin My bus doesn't go past Sergels torg. You're thinking of 69. 😜
↪ Replying to @OptimiseOrDie
@OptimiseOrDie @LinaCHansson @lukew I’ll second that, I’m always crazy nervous. Side-note: Having had all 3 of you on the podcast I understand this must be a mind-blowingly good event.
Spending the day at From Business to Buttons where @beantin and I will be bringing you @uxpodcast coverage in the form of speaker interviews to be released over the coming months. Check out the line-up! #fbtb18
x.com/uxpodcast/stat…
This is the bus you want to take to the venue. And yes, it also stops right outside my house. ✌️ Bus 67. #fbtb18
How @beantin and I track each others' location and deal with last-minute podcast admin. #fbtb18 😂
Place your bets! Who makes it to the venue first (close to Skansen on the map). James is closer but he's on a boat. #fbtb18
If you see James, stall him and create a diversion. #fbtb18
Here we go! #fbtb18 kicking off.
My #sketchnotes from @jmspool’s truly awesome #fbtb18 keynote. In 30 mins we interview him :)
Audience photo from inside the Cirkus theatre. @drpontus on stage. #fbtb18
It just struck me how a certain leader of the "free world" is still stuck at unconscious incompetence, and how blissful that must be for them. Literacy would be a nice step up though.
"Extremists and state-sponsored misinformation campaigns aren’t “abusing” targeted advertising. They’re just taking advantage of a system optimized for deception and using it normally." HT @dsearls
blog.zgp.org/this-is-why-we…
The only way for me to retweet this twice is to post it again.
x.com/davegray/statu…
