#lifehacks web

[danielinformatico]

6 Páginas Web Gratuitas que necesitas conocer y guardar en favoritos

1️⃣👉Gemini – Bard (Google): Es un Chatboot con conexión a internet, obtén resúmenes de libros, comparativas de productos, recomendaciones, estrategias de marketing, borradores de escritos y mucho mas!. https://gemini.google.com/app Ejemplos de los que puedes pedirle: Resume el libro los pilares de la tierra en 100 palabras cuéntame la historia de la batalla de trafalgar en formato…

[mariacallous]

From Tumblr to Gawker, the sites and voices that defined the 2010s are gone or changed. There is no happy ending to this story.

The millennial internet first died in 2015.

I remember the day exactly because I was one of seven staffers, in addition to many more permalancers, at Gawker Media who were laid off as part of a company-wide restructuring. I received a message on Slack, was asked to join a meeting in a nearby conference room, told that today, November 17, was my last day working for Gawker, and by the time I returned to my desk all of my accounts were disabled. For the company to “optimize and sharpen all the sites going forward,” executive editor John Cook explained in a memo—sites that also included Jezebel, Deadspin, Lifehacker, and Gizmodo—“shifting personnel” was necessary.

In truth, I’d lasted much longer than I ever expected to. In my 18 months as a senior editor, I commissioned more than 150 stories and published young writers like Vann Newkirk II, P. E. Moskowitz, Donovan X. Ramsey, and Josie Duffy. When people ask me what it was like to work at Gawker, notorious for its sometimes unrealistic traffic demands on staffers, my answer is always the same: “I had no road map. I threw things at the wall to see what stuck.”

My directive was to help expand the voice of the site, so I intentionally cast a wide net. I tasked writers—people like me who never once considered that their work could be published on Gawker—to report on topics ranging from the rise of suburban poverty and the shady business of secondary policing to workplace racism, gentrification, interracial dating, and the joys of eating ass.

Gawker, like every other media company trying to survive this next internet evolution, was chasing virality. Good stories mattered, but numbers mattered just as much. The popularity of the stories I commissioned was never an exact science. Some did exceedingly well for obvious reasons—“Tinder Is Full of Robot Prostitutes” (198,000 visitors); “What Serial Gets Wrong” (296,000); “Why I Pee Sitting Down” (110,000)—while other stories bombed for reasons I still can’t make sense of.

But there was no sense to be made of the moment we found ourselves in. The internet was undergoing a rare metamorphosis. Facebook, Twitter, and the introduction of social media had completely reengineered business models. Everything, as Nicholas Carr has suggested about the pinballing effect of social media, was being uprooted. “Radically biased toward space and against time, social media is inherently destabilizing,” he wrote in 2018. “What it teaches us, through its whirlwind of fleeting messages, is that nothing lasts. Everything is disposable. Novelty rules.”

BuzzFeed knew a thing or two about novelty. It was also trying to understand how to seize the attention of a mass audience. Unlike Gawker or HuffPost, BuzzFeed took a much more wholesale approach to gaming traffic. Steered by CEO Jonah Peretti, it implemented a medley of quizzes, Twitter recaps, listicles, news stories, and long-form investigations as its bread and butter. For a time, BuzzFeed was the apex of internet production. Remember the dress? Elsewhere, sites like The Awl and The Hairpin platformed newbie writers—Lauren Michele Jackson, Vinson Cunningham, Bryan Washington—with a renegade interest in pop culture. Before I had the great fortune of working with him at Gawker, I obsessively read Tom Scocca’s weather reviews with a mix of anticipation and private glee.

The second time the millennial internet died, when The Awl shut its doors for good on January 31, 2018, I remember thinking how Scocca had captured the sentiment of the millennial web and the era it birthed perfectly: “Every fugitive bit of light might be the last one.” Because that’s how it felt to create, work, and waste time on the internet of the 2010s. It was one big secret that all of us were in on, having fun as we remade digital media in a way that felt true to us, never knowing if tomorrow the light we illuminated with the stories we blogged would be the last.

I was able to make a home and a career on the internet because sites like Grantland, Okayplayer, and Jezebel gave me license as a writer and thinker. They validated my weirdness as much as they challenged my ways of thinking around gender politics, movies, sports, and identity. Stumbling on responses by Greg Tate in the Okayplayer message boards was its own masterclass in music and political theory. Before that, blogs like Crunk & Disorderly, The Cynical Ones, and FreeDarko showed me how sweeping this territory we called the internet was. They were proof that a single voice could take up space in a unique and original tone.

My internet, the millennial internet, was a province of play and possibility. Of course, it’s mostly all gone now. The trend toward consolidation is near complete. There is no happy ending to this story. Journalists, editors, and media makers of all sorts are losing jobs. This year seemed especially cruel to those of us who make a living in this fickle industry. Independent media is a dwindling business model, a fate ominously true for niche publications with an outsider’s eye.

The millennial internet died, perhaps for the final time, in April, when BuzzFeed News closed shop. A week later, Traffic—a book by former editor-in-chief Ben Smith, about the mad dash to reinvent digital media during this specific period—was published to enthusiastic reviews, its release bookmarking the end to a decade colored by omnivorous virality. By late fall, Vice downsized, Okayplayer fired its entire editorial staff, pivoting to god knows what, and Jezebel, the pioneering feminist site, was forced to shut down. (It was acquired by Paste in late November, saving it from an early death.) According to a recent employment analysis, the news media sector lost more jobs this year than it did across 2022 and 2021 combined.

The 2010s serendipitously coincided with the mainstreaming of social media. Tumblr, Twitter, and Vine broadened the reach of communication, amplifying a generation of voices that otherwise would have gone unheard. These platforms were the engine of creativity before everything was pimped out and recast as sponsored content. That’s all changed. This year, Tumblr announced plans to significantly curb its operations. Under the ownership of Elon Musk, Twitter, rebranded as X, has decayed into a petri dish of misinformation and harassment, inciting an exodus from the platform. As for Vine, which discontinued in 2017, TikTok has taken its place though it hasn’t quite replicated its hypnotic charm.

You’re probably wondering how we got here. How all of this happened. Don’t. It’s a fool’s errand in a time of spectacular fools, crooks, and private equity monsters. My internet is dying. It’s been dying for some time. Everything I knew about it will soon vanish, its histories regurgitated via 30-second TikTok videos shared in group chats, eulogized annually in the cocoon of darkened movie theaters, where tickets run $30.

The contours of the digital era are receding. So much of what I loved is gone or changed, its parts sold for scraps. Why and how it had to be like this, I will never know. Greed and mismanagement seem too cheap an answer even though I know it is one of them.

What is also true is how new technologies jockey to replace old ones. It’s how the game works. Radio killed newspapers. TV killed radio. The internet killed them all. That’s how the narrative goes, anyway. Today, as text-based tech fades into the hipster denim of the 2010s, video and audio reign dominant. That is, until it’s time to pivot to the next shiny thing. We like what we like until we’re told to like something new.

Gawker shut down, for the second time, in February. When it happened, I was reminded of what John Cook wrote in his memo the day I got let go. Gawker was pivoting to politics with a mandate to “hump the campaign” (LOL). The plan failed, but not because of the writers and editors who stayed, or management’s course correction (though that was also a doomed enterprise). Hilary Clinton lost the election. Donald Trump won. Reality blurred into vulgar theater. Theater so vulgar and unbelievable we’re still reeling from it.

Before it was shot dead, in 2016, Gawker failed the way most digital media properties of the millennial internet failed: by trying to fathom, and build a business model around, something that is unfathomable—the way the internet works. Nick Denton, Gawker’s muckraking founder, couldn’t hack it. Neither could Jonah Peretti. In truth, no one can. Today I find solace in that atom of unpredictability. It’s the one lesson I’ve carried with me since that day.

None of us have it figured out. We never will. Onward.

[dirtfly]

⭐️COLOR THEORY TUTORIAL⭐️

bare in mind this is how i use colors. you can use colors however you please to and there is NO WRONG WAY of doing art. but i remember when i started doing art that little tricks and tutorials got me experimenting and helped me develop a skillset so i could create the pictures i wanted. so here you go:

A) THINK IN PALETTES!

A color never ever exists on its own! The way we percieve a color is very dependent on its environment (blame your brain for that).

You might have a totally epic looking green in one picture. But when you move it into a different environment it doesnt look like itself anymore?:

To figure out how colors appear in relation to each other, it is useful to think of contrast (the good ol contrasts, i bet most people had this in school, skip this part if it bores you)

hue:

Hue describes which frequency of the light-spectrum you are dealing with. in digital art this is easy to regulate through the outer ring of your color wheel ( i like to use the square one bc paint tool sai was my mom).

The further away two colors on the wheel are, the more they contrast: The blue background color and the bright green are a good chunk apart. The yellow background color does not differ greatly in its hue to the green. This makes the green look more dull.

you can also see in the bottom right corner of every color wheel: denoted are the hue, saturation and value. in numbers, like the computer would store them.

light & dark aka value:

Looking at the color picker again: wee see that the blue background is darker than the green. The yellow background is roughly the same, the numbers tell us its even a teeny tiny bit lighter.

Light colors pop out more. In real life corners and objects petruding out are hit by light. Now the green is the same in both pictures but through the darker blue background it pops more. While it looks more flat on the yellow background.

saturation aka quality:

A saturated color is pure pigment. If you take a pigment and dilute it down it looses saturation. Saturated colors are bright, draw attention to them. This very much depends on the environment though. If all your colors are bright and colorful then one of them will not stand particularly out before the others. If you have a very desaturated picture though, and you put a blob of a very bright color in there: than this blob will definetly catch the eye.

You see how the blue background is wayyyy more desaturated then the yellow one? How does that influence the appearance of the green?

warm vs cold:

Now the three contrasts above were already subjective and dependant on the background. But this one goes one step further. Generally speaking there are colors considered warm and others considred cold BUT even a "cold" color could look warm on an even colder background. (Id say the blue background is the coldest color, then the green, and the yellow background is the warmest). What i find more important though is differentiating between warmer and coler areas of the same color:

Thera are even more contrasts but honestly these 4 are the only ones i conscioulsy think about.

B) WEB-DESIGN LIFEHACK!

Back when i mused about going into web design i did a bunch of research. And one thing that stuck with me is the basic web design color palette:

one dark color, one mid tone, one light, and one contrary color

This is the basis and you can build up form there. Now, this is very useful if you want to paint/design anything thats easily recognizable. A poster maybe. I like this kind of palette bc i like kinda graphic, restricted color palettes. Here are some examples (generated here):

C) PEEL YOUR EYES 👁👁

I think the MOST IMPORTANT ❗️❗️ thing to do is to look around, look at art, at photos at design at the things cluttering your desk. And analyze these colors. See which kind of contrasts and similarities you can find among them. Walk around in life and consciously look at colors, at scenes. You will not only get more comfortable with color theory but also learn to appreciate your surroundings in a new way.

Heres a picture i took of the tram:

Here is a stone form uni and the hand friend from reanimator :)

D) REUSE COLORS!!

Use the color picker, its your friend! I also reuse color palettes i like. i have a folder just dedicated to them. (here have some resident evil shots)

E) e stands for extra: SCULPT WITH YOUR COLORS

After getting used to recognizing colors, and how they work in relation to each other, you can use them to sculpt out your paintings!

Use contrasts to establish regions and objects in your painting, etc etc.

hope youre having fun with these tips :)

[actualbird]

help pls how do I hide my likes and following list in tumblr web browser???

hi anon! to do this on web browser (and im assuming you mean a web browser on desktop?), follow these steps and pictures i sleepily scribbled down ajhsvfkjsh

first, from your dashboard go to settings

this will take you to your overall account settings page (pictured below), and this page encompasses the settings for your entire account, not specific blogs (because you can have several blogs under one account)

so from the account settings page, look to the sidebar and click on the blog you want to hide your likes and following list for

for this example, i'll use my main blog, actualbird!!!

clicking on that takes you to your blog specific settings (pictured below) and from there in the main column, just scroll down to the following settings

tick those slider buttons so theyre grey, and voila! likes and following list hidden. they now should not be accessible or viewable to anybody but you.

i hope this helps, anon!

(PS: if you mean mobile web browser or some other web browser that you are not viewing on PC, lifehack is to just go to the url for blog specific settings

this will be: https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/[INSERT YOUR BLOG'S URL NAME HERE]

as opposed to the url for account settings, which is: https://www.tumblr.com/settings/account )

[mostlysignssomeportents]

This day in history

#20yrsago Oil companies carve up Iraq’s riches https://memex.craphound.com/2002/11/07/oil-companies-carve-up-iraqs-riches/

#15yrsago William Gibson: The Rolling Stone interview https://web.archive.org/web/20071109102756/https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/17227831/william_gibson_the_rolling_stone_40th_anniversary_interview/print

#15yrsago MLB rips off fans who bought DRM videos https://joyofsox.blogspot.com/2007/11/mlb-game-downloads-still-inaccessible.html

#15yrsago Bruce Sterling’s Tech Review story, “The Interoperation” https://web.archive.org/web/20071031112611/https://www.technologyreview.com/printer_friendly_article.aspx?id=19533

#10yrsago Canada gets a huge raft of user-rights in copyright https://web.archive.org/web/20121109140822/https://www.michaelgeist.ca/content/view/6692/125/

#10yrsago Donald Trump calls for revolutionary overthrow of American government https://wilwheaton.tumblr.com/post/35185641646/if-you-read-this-from-the-bottom-up-you-can-watch

#10yrsago Haunted Mansion “alligator tightrope girl” cosplayer https://www.flickr.com/photos/jlh_lunasea/5697534825/

#5yrsago How I lifehacked my way into a corner https://locusmag.com/2017/11/cory-doctorow-how-to-do-everything-lifehacking-considered-harmful/

#5yrsago Youtube Kids spammers rack up billions of views on disturbing, violent, seemingly algorithmic videos https://medium.com/@jamesbridle/something-is-wrong-on-the-internet-c39c471271d2

#5yrsago Rich people in Northern California got better firefighting services, thanks to private insurers https://www.marketwatch.com/story/as-california-wildfires-raged-insurers-sent-in-private-firefighters-to-protect-homes-of-the-wealthy-2017-11-06

#5yrsago Orange County Deputy Michael Higgins loses immunity for emptying his gun into motionless man, then head-stomping him https://www.techdirt.com/2017/11/06/cop-loses-immunity-after-shooting-headstomping-gravely-injured-suspect/

#5yrsago All Those Explosions Were Someone Else’s Fault: supers and the undead battle for the world’s soul https://memex.craphound.com/2017/11/07/all-those-explosions-were-someone-elses-fault-supers-and-the-undead-battle-for-the-worlds-soul/

[gurupanguji]

Adding Google's "web" search to Raycast

If you want the "web" only version of Search '''https://google.com/search?q={Query}&udm=14''' #google #lifehack

I’ve added a quick link in Raycast with “gw” pointing to https://google.com/search?q={Query}&udm=14

[browsercom1]

Exploring the Future of Browsing: Unveiling Browser One's Virtual Browser Innovations

Crafting the future of web exploration requires the skills of a visionary browser developer https://1-browser.com. With an eye for innovation, a browser developer shapes the digital landscapes we navigate daily. Their expertise goes beyond code, delving into user experience, security, and cutting-edge features. The role of a browser developer extends to creating a seamless online journey for users, constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible. In a world where technology evolves rapidly, the impact of a skilled browser developer is profound, influencing how we interact with the vast realm of the internet. Embrace the work of a browser developer, and witness the digital frontier transform before your eyes.

In the fast-evolving digital landscape, browsing experiences have become increasingly sophisticated. One notable player in this realm is Browser One, a virtual browser that is redefining the way we interact with the web. In this article, we delve into the latest news surrounding Browser One and share some lifehacks to enhance your virtual browsing experience.

Breaking News: Browser One's Latest Features

Browser One continues to make waves in the virtual browser arena with its cutting-edge features designed to elevate user experience. Here are some of the recent updates:

Enhanced Security Protocols: Browser One has reinforced its commitment to user privacy and security by implementing advanced encryption protocols. Users can now browse with confidence, knowing their sensitive information is safeguarded from potential threats.

Seamless Integration with Productivity Tools: In a bid to cater to the growing needs of remote workers and digital nomads, Browser One has seamlessly integrated with popular productivity tools. This means users can access their favorite applications directly from the virtual browser, streamlining workflow and boosting efficiency.

Customizable User Interface: One of the standout features of Browser One is its customizable user interface. Users can tailor their browsing experience to suit their preferences, arranging tabs, bookmarks, and extensions with ease. This level of personalization ensures a user-friendly and efficient browsing environment.

Lifehack: Optimizing Your Virtual Browsing Experience with Browser One

Now that you're up-to-date on Browser One's latest features, let's explore some lifehacks to maximize your virtual browsing experience:

Multi-Session Management: Leverage Browser One's multi-session management feature to compartmentalize your online activities. Separate work-related tasks from personal browsing sessions, allowing for a more organized and focused online experience.

Anonymous Browsing Mode: Browser One's incognito mode goes beyond standard private browsing. Activate the anonymous browsing mode to ensure your online activities leave no trace, offering an added layer of privacy.

Speedy Browsing with Cloud Acceleration: Take advantage of Browser One's cloud acceleration feature for lightning-fast browsing speeds. This innovative technology reduces latency and optimizes data transfer, resulting in a smoother and quicker online experience.

Smart Bookmarking: Organize your bookmarks intelligently by utilizing Browser One's smart bookmarking feature. Categorize bookmarks into folders, add tags, and even set automatic reminders to revisit important pages, ensuring you never miss out on crucial information.

Collaborative Browsing: For work or leisure, Browser One allows for collaborative browsing. Share your virtual browser sessions with colleagues or friends, fostering a collaborative online environment where ideas can be exchanged in real-time.

Stay Updated with Browser One's News Hub

To stay abreast of the latest developments and innovations from Browser One, bookmark their official website and regularly check their news hub. The virtual browsing landscape is evolving rapidly, and Browser One remains at the forefront of these advancements.

In conclusion, Browser One is not just a virtual browser; it's a dynamic platform that adapts to the evolving needs of users. With enhanced security features, productivity integrations, and a customizable interface, Browser One is shaping the future of virtual browsing. Implement the mentioned lifehacks to make the most of your online experience and embrace the next era of internet exploration.

[webdimensionsinc]

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[findingtruewealth]

Having more time 

to do what you want is a common desire for many people. 

Here are some tips from the web on how to have more time to do what you want:

Map out your time. Make a schedule.

Cut down your screen time: whether it’s social media, TV, games, news, etc.

Make a short list of 4-5 things you want to make room for in your life2.

Stop, take a deep breath, and realize that the world doesn’t rest completely on your shoulders.

Ask yourself some powerful questions. Questions like 

“What am I passionate about?”

“What are my strengths?”

“What would I do if money was no object?”

“What legacy do I want to leave?” 

These questions can help you clarify your vision and purpose3.

You can also check out these articles for more ideas:

How to Make Time for Yourself: 10 Steps (with Pictures)

6 Easy Tips to Create More Time In Your Life | Tony Robbins

How to Find Time for Yourself - Verywell Mind

7 Powerful Questions To Find Out What You Want To Do With Your Life - Lifehack

"Like" please, thanks!

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Music produced by FTW with Groovepad 

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[mushshu1979]

What are the top 10 popular blogs?

The top 10 popular blogs can vary depending on the niche or topic, but some of the most popular blogs across all niches include:

Huffington Post

TechCrunch

Mashable

Gizmodo

Lifehacker

Business Insider

The Verge

Engadget

Wired

The Next Web

These blogs generally cover a wide range of topics such as technology, business, entertainment, and lifestyle, and are known for their high-quality content and large readerships.

Please note that these are not in any particular order and the ranking and popularity of blogs can change over time.

[saltyvsparrow]

Listicles Never Die

They just morph into a new "engagement" driven format. Has anyone come up with a web content evolutionary tree? Sometimes I can't resist the clickbait, I admit it. But there is no way I am going to click through a damn "slide" presentation that's really just a listicle, especially since I know the "descriptive" text is just what in the old days would have been additional fluffer content to drive SEO. It's still generally more clicks than it's worth to get to the list slides option, but occasionally I must indulge myself, and LifeHacker's "11 weirdest careers for creative people" slideshow was one of those times.

Image is a screenshot of what is seen after click the "list slides" button that is only available after you click the "start slideshow" button, and displays the slides as:

11 of the Weirdest Careers for Creative People

Intimacy coordinator

Food stylist

Tourist guide

Wedding dance choreographer

Furry artist

Corporate improv instructor

Figure modeling

Foley artist

Face-painting

Online dating profile writer/photographer

Santa Claus

There are so many competing thoughts in my head upon seeing this. I imagine I am mentally experiencing what it feels like to be physically trampled or overwhelmed in a crowd crush disaster. For now, I will say these are the most realistic "weird career for creative person" jobs I see in this list. That a person could possibly support themselves on. They would probably still have to be in a major metro area. I list in order of most realistic and most capable of generating enough funds to sustain a human life.

Furry artist

Figure modeling

Santa Claus

[andymkp]

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[seoenthusiast]

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