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theacecouple · 7 months
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TOMORROW is the start of ACE WEEK 2023!!! :D
To kick things off A-specs Committed to Anti-Racism is hosting a book club on October 22nd.
If you're interested, you can get more details and the link to join on the Ace Week Website
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Next week is Ace Week, and A-specs Committed to Anti-Racism (ACAR) is hosting a panel on Disabled BIPOC Aces next week for Disabled Ace Day!!
AND, our lovely incredible friend, Courtney Lane of The Ace Couple podcast, is going to be on it! The Ace Couple have been guests on our stream a few times, and Courtney always has the best stories, so you know it's going to be an interesting time <3 Plus, Courtney is THE FOUNDER of both Disabled Ace Day and ACAR, so, y'know. She's kind of a big deal. <3
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acesincomics · 7 months
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Today is the 3rd annual Disabled Ace Day! 💜♿️
First organized by Courtney from @theacecouple, today highlights the intersection of asexuality & disability.
I contributed to a list of comics with disabled acespec experiences for this Ace Week resource.
This resource is not intended to be exhaustive. I primarily contributed with fiction comics that have canon disabled acespec characters.
How many have you read? Did I miss a favorite?
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herefortheace · 7 years
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i thought it was basic, 101 stuff to not talk over a group abt their own experiences. ppl seem to forget this when it comes to a-spec ppl. i don't get why so many non a-spec ppl think they get to barge in and tell us how we're treated by ppl around us, or by society at large, tell us we're not discriminated against, tell us how our personal experiences happened, re-define our terminology (or tell us it's useless/wrong), and generally speak over us.
Seriously I know there are exclusionists who are ace/aro but there are many ppl pulling that shit who aren’t (also aces don’t get to talk over aros about aro stuff, or the other way around)
Me: “so due to anti-ace shit, misogyny and racism…”
Some white non-ace/non-aro exclusionist: “ummm it was misogyny all that aces/aros might call aphobia is just misogyny. Also aros only get to call their committed relationships friendships nothing else thought I should mention this ur not special it’s called a friendship”
lol
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connorrenwick · 4 years
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The 10 Best Designed Wireless Smartphone Chargers
Is there anything more tired than being required to stay wired by cable when charging a mobile device? With many mid-tier and most flagship smartphones supporting the Qi wireless charging standard, and wireless charger options now so ubiquitous, it seems counterintuitive to not have at least one wireless charger in the home or home office for convenience’s sake. The following 10 models stand out from the ever-increasing crowd of chargers for their higher degree of industrial design paired with fast(er) charging specifications.
>>> Sum DIAL <<< $100 Los Angeles-based Sum is currently seeking crowdfunding for the DROP, a new fast wireless charger slated to be released by the end of the year, joining the company’s charger-and-stand-in-one, DIAL. The fast charging unit is capable of delivering 7.5W/10W for compatible iPhone and Android devices; its namesake feature allows users to rotate the charging surface from flat to angled in an instant, making it a perfect desk accessory or placed near a bed for easier and ergonomic intermittent glances.
>>> Nomad Base Station <<< $230 The Nomad Base Station Pro has been receiving a lot of attention of late, attributed mostly to the charger’s unique printed circuit board, multi-coil layout (think hex shapes rather than coils), eliminating the guesswork associated with aligning the back of mobile devices with a charger. The large expanse of black leather offers enough space to charge up to three devices at once, with fast 7.5W charging speeds specifically specced out for iPhones (an affront to Android users).
>>> Courant Catch 2 <<< $75 The smaller sibling of one of our favorite wireless charger designs, this slimmer USB-C charging platform is equipped to power-up up to two devices at once with a minimal footprint. Charging speeds are pedestrian, but aesthetes will relish the five fashionable color options available, a perk for a device best situated for overnight charging duties, whether it be a landing strip or bedside.
>>> Lexon Oslo <<< $70 Designed by Manuela Simonelli and Andrea Quaglio, the two-tone Oslo is one of the more fashionable options in the wireless charging canon featuring an unusual extra feature: a built-in 5W wireless Bluetooth speaker. The 10W wireless charger requires approximately 3 hours to top off the average device, but at least you’ve got the option to enjoy some music during the wait.
>>> Samsung UV Sanitizer <<< $50 It should go without saying hygiene has risen to the forefront of concerns, with our phones identified as the object we probably handle the most throughout the day. Samsung’s wireless charger adds a built-in UV sanitizing light system that eliminates 99% of microorganisms in just 10 minutes, all the while fast charging devices as large as the Galaxy S20 Ultra.
>>> Moshi Symbus Q <<< $165 To describe the Symbus Q simply as a wireless charger would be doing its numerous capabilities a disservice. Peek across the accessory’s front and back and you’ll find not just HDMI and Ethernet ports, but also two USB/ one USB-C for connectivity, effectively making this accessory a formidable all-in-one solution for laptop users looking to connect and charge a laptop and their mobile devices at the same time.
>>> Belkin BOOST↑CHARGE 3-in-1 Wireless Charger <<< $140 If you’re fully invested in the Apple ecosystem and have to juggle keeping an iPhone, Apple Watch and Airpods all properly topped off in the battery department, Belkin’s 3-in-1 charging platform offers a spot for each of the devices all at once with a 7.5W rated delivery.
>>> Native Union Terrazzo Wireless <<< $150 If Ettore Sottsass had an iPhone, you bet your Memphis squiggle he’d pay a premium to be charging it upon one of these Jesmonite terrazzo-style Qi-charging stands. The Native Union’s 10W Max with 7.5W Fast Charging specifications speeds up charge time, but the real impetus for purchasing this charger is its speckled surface, a design that puts a stylish face forward even sans device.
>>> Marie Wolt Black Marble <<< $71 Similar to the aforementioned charging stand, this luxurious looking black marble wireless charger places a premium upon its aesthetic imprint. But the 15W charging platform is more than sufficient to power up devices as large as the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, alongside the eagerly awaited Apple iPhone 12.
>>> Yeelight Staria Bedside Light <<< $60 Xiaomi is still a fairly obscure brand in the United States, but the brand has quietly been racking up several international design awards for their contemporary and innovative spins upon mundane household objects under the Mi moniker – like this bedside lamp incorporating a wireless charging stand alongside the lamp’s adjustable color and brightness LED, a lighting system supposedly developed according to the Kruithof curve. Smart home devotees will also appreciate the lamp has been designed to work with all varieties of digital assistants, including Google Assistant, Apple Home Kit, Samsung SmartThings, and Amazon Alexa, offering a lot of utility for a modest price.
>>> For more wireless charger options, visit the Design Milk Shop here! <<<
Through September, we are donating 1% of the Design Milk Shop sales to The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Click here to read the Design Milk Mission for our commitment to donations, diversity, equity, + anti-racism action.
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theacecouple · 7 months
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A-specs Committed to Anti-Racism (ACAR) is proud to present a panel on disabled BIPOC aces for Ace Week & Disabled Ace Day! Panelists will discuss intersectional issues and speak to their own experiences within the asexual community.
RSVP Here -> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/disabled-bipoc-aces-a-virtual-panel-tickets-738978764377?aff=oddtdtcreator
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