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Example Motion Design Docs already in A11y deck as reference... do we put a slide in as the animations???
Stranded 6 miles from home, 2 miles from cell service Teslas can get turned on, as many home devices can now, with your phone. No need for a key. But, it requires internet. Requires. Stop your car with no mobile service at your car? Too bad. Guess you are stranded. Someone tell the Tesla people to read my article on Beyond Airplane Mode, please.
https://twitter.com/eamesoffice/status/821070224225173505 Great quote, from: An Eames Primer (pg 192, 2001 edition) by Eames Demetrios.
worst thing about the nikko was the robot toilet... now going to get some standard icons, so at least learning one learns them all https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jan/18/japan-to-end-tourists-toilet-trouble-with-standardised-buttons-olympics
How changing the settings on your iPad and iPhone can help people with tremors and other dexterity difficulties by Robin Christopherson...
MUST UPDATE: Deck 1 - Slide 8, 10, 11, 13. New numbers in the notes, need to re-narrate them is all. Deck 1 - Slide 22. With new phones I carry, why, and new photos.
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