I'm looking for #neurodivergent people for an interview study on how they experience #gaming in public spaces – specifically in the zkm_gameplay exhibition at ZKM, #Karlsruhe.

What to expect:
– a ~60 min conversation, online or in Karlsruhe
– €20 compensation + free exhibition entry

Eligibility:
– 18+ years old, primary residence in Germany
– #Neurodivergence (e.g. #ADHD, #Autism, #dyslexia); no diagnosis required
– Have visited the zkm_gameplay exhibition

More info: https://hci.iar.kit.edu/467.php

"La Ville de Lyon annonce qu'elle remplace progressivement les logiciels de Microsoft par des alternatives libres, dans un contexte de prise de conscience croissante des enjeux de souveraineté numérique et de dépendance aux solutions logicielles états-uniennes."
https://www.lyoncapitale.fr/actualite/la-ville-de-lyon-abandonne-la-suite-microsoft-office-pour-renforcer-sa-souverainete-numerique

cc @adullact @fnl @nicolasvivant

Today we’re quietly (and finally!) opening up Railfinder to the public! This is our beta version and - hopefully - the first step towards that one booking site for trains across Europe that we all dream of.

Lots of work has gone into this and equally lots still to do before reach that vision, but if you’d like to try what we’ve built you can now just go to https://www.railfinder.eu and have a go!

Any and all feedback more than welcome 🙏

You often hear that certain technological trends are "inevitable", so it's fascinating to read what people were predicting even just ~25 years ago: https://twentynine.fibreculturejournal.org/fcj-216-know-your-place-headmap-manifesto-and-the-vision-of-locative-media/

Not wrong, really, but not right either.

(h/t to @genmon which is how I heard of headmap)

The street that my mum lives in is a one-way street, but wasn't marked as such on #Google Maps. This caused many drivers to drive the wrong way. I have tried to edit it on Google Maps (there is such functionality), but to no avail. No matter how often I submitted a change (with photos of street signs!), Google said "Sorry, we could not verify it".

Solution: Edit the street on #OpenStreetMap! A few months after I did this, Google seems to have stolen the data, as it regularly does, and now the street is correct in both datasets!