My gut feeling is that @GalGadot and @RealLyndaCarter would approve. x.com/David_Leavitt/…
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↪ Replying to @larsdddd
@larsdddd Hej! Jag har lite svårt att förstå artikeln. Menar du i början att UX går att likställa med grafisk design? Finns det någon UX:are du talat med som faktiskt har huvudbry över detta? Min egen upplevelse är att vi pratat om AI, agenter, bot:ar och IoT ett bra tag i branschen.
@getboxy Hi! A really old avatar is showing up for me in Boxy and I have no idea where it is getting picked up from. The one next to "Reply" is the old one. The correct one is showing up in the header. Can I change it / reset it?
Someone in China just tried to hack my son's Apple id. "But it's all good Dad, since I have 2-factor authentication." I taught him well.
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And it's not getting any better... x.com/Oatmeal/status…
If you only read one thing today, read this thread. x.com/ecmclaughlin/s…
Just finished compiling a spreadsheet with 254 links on persuasion, ethics, misusability, bias and harmful algorithms in the tech world. Trying to get my research in order. Plan to publish all links of course. And grow the list.
Whenever I see this now I hear @Acuity_Design in my head: "Be the dog." x.com/thereaIbanksy/…
↪ Replying to @amrancz
@amrancz Yay! And @uxpodcast wil be there as well :)
Reminded of my first tweet (11 years ago today). Thought it first sad it did not have retweets and then quickly reminded myself there of course were no retweet buttons back then. Or even hashtags. Such deprivation.
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For the curious:
First @-reply: Nov 3, 2006
First "retweet": Apr 18, 2007
First hashtag: Aug 23, 2007
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↪ Replying to @tinsaynes
@tinsaynes Jag firar också #Twitterversary idag! :) x.com/axbom/status/2…
Test e-mailing myself with a song intro and Google's suggested responses brought me into an existential conundrum 😂
1. Ok, I'm sorry, you will soon become aware of another way to waste away your precious time. But it's so immensely satisfying you may actually thank me. Just maybe.
2. For many years I've been using a browser script called "Kick Ass". The idea is very simple: on any web page, yes ANY WEB PAGE, you can activate a space ship that can shoot and destroy all the bits of content on the page... text, images, and so on.
3. Sounds awesome, right!? And it so very much is. Here's a video of me shooting away on a @Telegraph page (with some added guidance for you).
4. Point of no return. Here is the link to add it to your browser. Now go work on your anger management issues and I'll see you in a couple of hours. (That big button you see that says "Launch Kick Ass" - just drag it to your bookmarks.) kickassapp.com
↪ Replying to @unknown
@jessicaivins I feel more creative. I make surprising and enlightening connections between what I’m reading and what’s going on in my personal and work life. Reading Frankenstein right now has inspired a blog post with new takes on ethics (in the works). I start new conversations at work.
@jessicaivins Reading fiction in bed before falling asleep also makes me sleep better, oddly enough.
@jessicaivins Here’s a reading tip. It’s very different from anything else I’ve read, and I imagine most people love or hate it. But there’s nothing hard about reading it =)
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”Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change.”
― Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus
Started reading Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus yesterday. Reminding myself now of how badass Mary Shelley’s mother was. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Woll…
↪ Replying to @clartem
@clartem This is great stuff. What isn’t evaluated won’t get done.