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@iamdavidobrien Haha. I hear you. We had a great #uxchat about user research the other week: whatusersdo.com/blog/rules-eng…
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@iamdavidobrien :) My tweet was purely hypothetical. It seems that a lot of research is used to understand how people can be influenced, not really helped.
"It seems like you're only saying what you think I want you to say..." – it dawns on a person how the user research is being used. #ux
"You take away my pension, and my rights, and then you come and ask me for something for nothing." x.com/MartinMoberg/s…
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@elwirakotowska I övrigt tycker jag det var en bra nyanserad artikel, glömde säga det! :)
Hey Twitter. If I say "my company logo printed on a balloon" what bots will reach out to me? 😀
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@baekdal It tells us most of these were probably in the Getting Started guide and/or demoed for guests while saying "look how useful this is!". 😂
@baekdal I'm curious about how this list matches with popular activities for Google Glass.
In my experience, the percentage of men leaving public restrooms without washing their hands... you just don't want to know.
↪ Replying to @ChuckWendig
@ChuckWendig Made me think of Shatterday. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shatterday
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@elwirakotowska Tänker också att avvisningsfrekvens är ett dåligt begrepp. Borde nog kallas "ensidesbesök" (typ) så att färre missförstår...
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@elwirakotowska För en one page website torde den ligga på ca 100% 😂
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@emanuelkarlsten Bra text Emanuel! Tack.
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@sarahdoody Do you always bring a cat to the toilet because you know it will make a better Internet story? 😎
@sarahdoody Also, glad you made it out in one piece and lived to tell the tale. I'd have gone mad.
June 6 became National Day of Sweden in 1983. In 2005 it became a holiday. This year we mostly celebrate that it's on a Tuesday. 😛 #6juni 🇸🇪