designerarvid

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by designerarvid 1y ago
That’s how trademark works. You lose it if you have it and don’t protect it.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
As a user centered designer I naturally agree with most criticism shared here. Not the direction I would have wished for. Trying to understand where this is coming from, I guess two sources: 1. It's a fashion update to give GenZ and yo
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Pricing is a good way to steer in this direction. We would have more salad waste if salad was free to bring home from the supermarket I’m sure.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
It would incentivise energy production that avoids those costs.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Agreed, that always been the key question for sustainability. Price is a fantastic mechanism, but negative externalities remain.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Few people know what Linux is. Most only know that there are "macs" and "pc" and haven't used a personal computer privately at all since they got their first ipad in 2016.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Largest phone manufacturers of the time (Ericsson and Nokia) supporting and developing it surely helped.
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by designerarvid 1y ago
Intellectually many want this. But the feed shortcuts our reptile brain and gains more engagement minutes / day. As you say, the algorithmic feed is superior for creators wanting reach, and more importantly, advertisers who want eyebal
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by designerarvid 1y ago
IMO designers should read hypermedia systems by the htmx guy.
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by designerarvid 2y ago
Tove Jansson also drew political satire cartoons during WW2. Before Mumintrollen. https://tovejansson.com/sv/story/illustrator-barnboksforfatt...
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by designerarvid 2y ago
When our American exchange student showed her iPod with 300 songs that she had _BOUGHT_ my friend almost fainted. We couldn't believe it. We all had 10 000+ songs pirated. In ~2009 everyone in Sweden pirated music. Using The Pirate Bay