Hi there.
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@danielgibert Looks cool! Small nitpick: I am pretty sure diagonal should be mirrorred
Yes. Its normally a 'bar sinistris', but it works either way.
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert, this is wonderful! Thanks!
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert thanks for this. I anticipate this being an issue in my high school classes this year. And I like the design.
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Und wie sähe die Botschaft "Kein Wifi für Brille tragende Personen" aus?
@freistern @danielgibert
etwa so? (mal grob aus Grafiken aus dem Internet zusammengeschustert) -
@steltenpower I tried and tried, but the diagonal keep making it difficult to identify it as glasses as it covered the nose bridge, even with the glasses on perspective, so it is a compromise solution.
An issue clearly seen in the black and white version, where the frame is outlined at the nose bridge.
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@danielgibert I just tried to picture going a decade back in time and trying to explain this to someone.
@CyReVolt @danielgibert The first Google Glass was announced in 2012, which is 14 years ago. So unfortunately, explaining this would be relatively easy.
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Und wie sähe die Botschaft "Kein Wifi für Brille tragende Personen" aus?
@freistern @danielgibert Viele (normale) Brillenträger nutzen ein Smartphone mit Wifi, das passt also nicht.
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If smart glasses see a QR code, will it automatically open it and provide information about the QR code?
Eg link to www.NoPervertGlasses.con ?
I like this idea!
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@freistern @danielgibert
etwa so? (mal grob aus Grafiken aus dem Internet zusammengeschustert)@focaccina
ist hübsch, aber richtig dolle verbote müssen auch richtig doll durchgestrichen sein. sonst ist nicht wichtig. -
Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert that's pretty cool,
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert can you do one with those glasses and a Monty Python Foot stomping down on them?
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@danielgibert maybe also take a look at https://banray.eu/en/.
@penguintrinity @danielgibert “ Non-Swedish versions of this text are AI-translated but proofread by humans.”
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert
Cool beans, Daniel.
How very awesome.
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert @RosePuckey Thank you for making this and making it available to all
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert Thank you
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@nicole4fox @danielgibert I agree, much as I appreciate the effort I fear it doesn't stand out as smart glasses. The white 'dot' on both sides also doesn't help. If it was only on the left it would stronger signal it's a camera.
Designers for the Noun Project have several examples which, to me, would be easier to understand from a distance.
That said, anyone making the effort should be applauded and I hope we see signs like this popup everywhere (because we don't have enough clutter yet, but it's necessary).
@thisislieven @nicole4fox @danielgibert possible zooming in to show wifi, single lens and bridge would be clearer?
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@thisislieven @nicole4fox @danielgibert possible zooming in to show wifi, single lens and bridge would be clearer?
That's another good idea. You probably don't need to see the whole thing to understand what it is.
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Hi there. For those who need it, I designed this "No smart glasses allowed" icon, free to use, no attribution required, as public domain. The zip file contains the icon in multiple pixel and vector formats (png, jpg, eps, svg and PDF), both colour and b&w. If anyone needs it on any other format, feel free to ask.
#smartglasses #metaglasses #graphicdesign #privacy #privacymattershttps://mega.nz/file/JJZmxZhb#KS2yGRFO7f3wfM_Sp2R4mpjjZ2VOvEEo2mzpAMqgzHc
@danielgibert grazas!!!
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That's another good idea. You probably don't need to see the whole thing to understand what it is.
@thisislieven I agree. I think that anyone able to see and understand the sign can figure it out. At worst:
"What? No glasses? Huh? .. OOH!!" - A reasonable person would realize that "no glasses" makes no sense, and grasp that it must mean something else.
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@focaccina
ist hübsch, aber richtig dolle verbote müssen auch richtig doll durchgestrichen sein. sonst ist nicht wichtig.@freistern @danielgibert hast du recht. Hab mich an Verkehrsschildern orientiert
