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My POV: We are slowly uncovering the truth about identity: No human ever asked to be issued one (or many). It’s infrastructure on the way to achieving other aims. We should be cautious about thinking we’ve hit bottom in our analysis of human-org relationships yet. #Identiverse
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This is the only response to this entire meme series that I've actually laughed at 😂 -
Katie🌸
https://twitter.com/KatieFujihara
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Jun 26
Recently, I spoke at a local meetup about my experience breaking into tech and things I did, that people can do too. The fact that I said contributing to OSS can be a great thing to do, I got flagged for breaking CoC because it was a "microagression." I am absolutely appalled.
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Portland, Oregon • Wed, June 26, 2019 6:08pm#HomebrewWebsiteClub — with Tantek, microformats -
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So so so many many many thanks to the Donut.js organizers and volunteers for setting up and striking the event, to our captioner @stenoknight, to our COC responder @elea, to our sponsors @eggheadio and @oktadev and @NotionHQ, and to our hosts @AlchemyCodeLab!
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"Apple taking the lead here will be most impactful if it can push others to do the same..."
This is why we like Apple's push towards privacy. If it succeeds (likely), competition will push privacy further. And that's good for us.
by @aaronparecki
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Charlie Don't Surf
https://twitter.com/sonniesedge
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Jun 26
Lovely #indieweb people! What do you think of "/archive/bookmarks/", "/archive/bookmarks/2019/", "/archive/2019/03/bookmarks/" vs "/bookmarks/archive/", "/bookmarks/archive/2019/". "/bookmarks/archive/2019/03"?
Where "bookmarks" could be any typical IndieWeb content type.
I used to have the content type as the first part of my URLs and came to entirely regret it. -
Katie🌸
https://twitter.com/KatieFujihara
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Jun 26
When you give a talk that's about finding your place in tech, and you are immediately reminded why you shouldn't give talks and shouldn't help community. Because it's all exhausting. You can't win.
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Jeremy Keith
https://adactio.com/
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Jun 26
Dark Patterns at Scale: Findings from a Crawl of 11K Shopping Websites
1,841 instances of dark patterns on ecommerce sites, in the categories of sneaking, urgency, misdirection, social proof, scarcity, obstruction, and forced action. You can browse this overview, read the paper, or look at the raw data.
We conducted a large-scale study, analyzing ~53K product pages from ~11K shopping websites to characterize and quantify the prevalence of dark patterns.
This doesn't seem like a problem unique to the web. Plenty of these tricks are done at physical stores too! -
hashtag own your bug reports
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MrKapowski
https://micro.blog/MrKapowski
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Jun 26
@aaronpk If my schedule this weekend had allowed it, I would have loved to attend #IndieWebSummit remotely.
Will the keynotes/sessions be recorded? There's a couple of them I'd be really sad to miss out on!
Yes! We try to record everything and take good notes too!
