How the ban of TikTok and launch of Instagram Reels in India with restrictions and biases lead to exclusion of tier 3 and tier 4 city users mostly lower castes.
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How the ban of TikTok and launch of Instagram Reels in India with restrictions and biases lead to exclusion of tier 3 and tier 4 city users mostly lower castes.
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Exclusion
Excludes people with less time
Bias
NDA
Abstraction
Companies : Show Me your Portfolio
Also Companies: Here is your NDA.
Recently, i came across this new website of RockyLinux which is a successor of CentOS as CentOS was killed by RedHat and people wanted a similar operating system that they could rely on.
One of the former founders of CentOS took on the task of creating the variant of CentOS that people would make together and want.
They also setup a site rockylinux.org to communicate the projects vision and clarity. Being a global community project, it was obvious to have make the website multilingual. A contributor in the Github repo made a contribution to show the multiple languages by referring to the flags.
While all this sounds great, another contributor pointed out that using flags for represent languages is not good and in can be offensive as well. He also posted a link to http://www.flagsarenotlanguages.com/blog/why-flags-do-not-represent-language/.
Flags are not languages is a website by James Offer a UX Designer who has worked extensively on multilingual software. That’s where he shares the learning’s about designing multi-lingual experiences.
Throughout my design career i never had this consideration that representing languages by flags is not just incorrect but also could be offensive.
Some of the important reasons are that nations do not equal to languages.
As a learning, it is good to use explicit languages instead of country flags. Some other alternatives are also suggested
Update 8-Feb-2020: the same issue has resurfaced, i have complained to HP again, lets see how shameless are they now.
It was Mid 2018 and i had to buy a new laptop, after a lot of online searches / offline store visits i went ahead and finalized on HP Gaming Pavilion – 15-cx0141tx
I chose HP because:
The performance of the laptop was okay enough, there were some random freezing issues which lead me to force shutdown the laptop.
The purpose of keypad lighting is so that laptop can be used in night time and evenings so i can see the keys properly. However, this is a complete fail in design.
The keypad is designed as such that you can not use it during the day without the keypad light on.
I have less issue with this because i do touch typing and its fine.
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The makers of this products sacrificed durability in order to make this sleek. This design causes a lot of stress on the hinge and will definitely lead to more issues in this product range.
It was all going good, when suddenly out of the blues the hinge started giving a creaking sound, i was confused and i did not know why that was happening. My father asked me to complain righaway but i ignored
Then few days later i observed a gap in the bezel and the screen on lower end. I thought the glue between the screenframe and bezel has reduced as i could hear the glue clicking when i was pressing in that gap area.
Around 2013 i had bought a Dell Inspiron N 5110 which i did not use with precaution and had got some wear and tear. That was just regular wear and tear and not damages.
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For the new HP laptop, i ensured that i wanted to take care of it from the start so i got the
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Even after this i got the
I reported the issue to HP Support via WhatsApp Chat and firstly they sent it for checking with some validation team. I waited for few days
They did not have the courtesy of updating me, so i followed up and i was informed that it is not covered under warranty
So i chatted with them a lot and told them that this is a manufacturing issue and not a damage. Though my device is covered under Accidental Damage Protection.
Like every helpless customer i went on to social media and expressed my pain.
After the uproar on Social media they called me up and told me that they will be sending a technician to check the physical device and see if this can be covered under ADP
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The techician came after 7 days and he instantly understood what the issue was, he peeled of the bezel to expose the inner frame.
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To my shock the plastic which holds the hinge screws together was broken completely.
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You can understand the pathetic quality of plastic that HP is using if it can not bear regular home use for 3 months.
The technician then told me that the specific part would be replaced and he will come back to install it.
Laptop without Ribs
Since 3rd Jan, the technician had left my laptop in a condition and told me not to close the lid as the frame is damaged. Since almost a week now i am just using my laptop as a human without backbone.
Now, the least i would expect from the likes of HP is that they would provide me a replacement for such a laptop which was obviously a bad bad hardware.
If HP India and HP in general really care about Customer Service and their global high standards, they will do so.
This laptops hinge design is not durable, meaning the same issue is sure to occur again just in few months. What would happen then ?
An HP Customer does not buy products and use it, an HP Customer buys a faulty/ defective product and writes long blog posts as the only way to reach out and get justice.
Beware that this could definitely be an issue in the complete product line. My fight will continue.
The goal, is to make incremental changes to improve the design of this blog. Changes will be listed below as executed and what were the improvements.
Lets get going.