The Sisco Report
The Power Button
Oct 2, 20266 min
I know that this is a strange topic, but design choices like moving a power button matter. It says a lot about where we are headed. Check out my games: https://websim.ai/@kjsisco
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Hosted by Kevin Sisco · technology · EN-US · 13 episodes
Technology as it impacts our society told from the point of view of a blind technologist
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