Are GUIs Anti-Social?
from Empathy in Tech Hosted by Andrea Goulet
Does accessibility put up it's own kind of wall? Andrea and Ray discuss how GUIs are arguably more AND less "social" than alternatives such as textual interfaces like scripting. LINKS CoRecursive Episode "Navigating Corporate Giants" - Jeffrey Snover and the Making of PowerShell PowerShell Bret Victor Bret Victor talk: Inventing on Principle HyperCard Archaic Windows version saves the day during CrowdStrike outage "Expect it most when you expect it least" - Lorin Hochstein on CroudStrike Outage Errata: The rumor of South West airlines using Windows 3.1 is likely an exaggeration, see the link above for up-to-date reporting. HOSTS Andrea Goulet LinkedIn | andreagoulet.com Ray Myers LinkedIn | Mender.AI ABOUT EMPATHY IN TECH Empathy in Tech is on a mission to accelerate the responsible adoption of empathy in the tech industry by: Closing the empathy skills gap by treating empathy as a technical skill. Teaching technical empathy through accessible, affordable, actionable training. Building community and breaking down harmful stereotypes and tropes. Promoting technical empathy for ethics, equity, and social justice. Learn more at empathyintech.com
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