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↪ Replying to @cwodtke
.@cwodtke Bought it instantly based on your pictures. amazon.com/dp/B00D0OR70E/…
"Whatever you decide, be confident enough in it that you don't have to lie." - Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) in @CW_Riverdale
Love the casting. The Ms Grundy sidestory though... hm. "Riverdale" vs "Archie Comics" Counterparts theyoungfolks.com/television/cws…
↪ Replying to @elou
@elou Yes, I'm using it now as something of a coping mechanism and commentary of the western world... @davegray
This book is giving me goosebumps. Seriously, read it. x.com/axbom/status/8…
Haven't finished the introduction yet but already in love with @davegray's book #LiminalThinking instagram.com/p/BPw4OcdAZa6/
Seven books read so far in January. Going for eight. goodreads.com/user_challenge… #goodreads
NYT showcasing Telegram, Signal, encrypted e-mail and SecureDrop as ways to contact them with news tips. x.com/juliebosman/st…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@The_Llara @computerlovers Yes, I would argue very few sites take on the task of helping people reflect on the long-term outcome.
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@The_Llara @computerlovers > Task completion is not necessarily goal fulfillment.
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@The_Llara @computerlovers I always wonder: did the user choose this task as something that will bring them closer to personal goals. i.e. >
↪ Replying to @jmspool
The Jedi mind trick of the design industry exposed by @jmspool medium.com/ux-immersion-i…
↪ Replying to @unknown
@AndyLeandy Cool. One of my favorite books. You should also read the Swedish 'En annan gryning' by Camilla Sten.
Just waiting for Animal Farm to bring it home... x.com/chrishillnz/st…
People be like 'should I have paid more attention in school?' Also: novels as bringers of insight 👍😘 x.com/chrishillnz/st…
When you've no idea who you're talking to, by all means direct them to your homepage. But if you know them, point to a relevant topic page.
Why experience matters? Not because we can do things right (we can all read a book), but because we know how to handle things that go wrong.