Highlight and annotate articles online with Hypothesis
In our age of reading everything online, do you ever miss underlining and annotating in print? Here’s a solution that I use.
Question of the day on a whiteboard
I love reading 14 kindergarteners’ response to the question of the day
Copy current YYYYMMDD_HHMM timestamp to your clipboard (using Applescript)
Whenever I need to type in a timestamp, I just click on my handy app in the dock.
Forget titles, blog excerpts are what gets me to click
Everyone focuses on headlines. Optimize the headline! Make it enticing! Make it SEO friendly! But what often gets me to click is actually the excerpt. …
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A workaround in Facebook to use lists again
Facebook has slowly been killing a long-time efficient feature, lists. Now with the updated Pages UI, you kinda have some of the functionality of lists back.
Comment on EVERYBODY’s tweets for 24 hours
I love giving and receiving comments so much. It makes me miss people having blogs. I love checking my RSS reader to see if anyone …
Idea: an AI tool that recommends tweets based on your recent blog posts
Every time you make a blog post, an AI tool could automatically give you five related tweets from people you follow on Twitter.
Sparking the imagination by looking at a list of Google search terms
Certainly there are times when you have quirky google searches. Author Tessa Wegert tweeted a few of hers: My searches today:• World’s biggest trophy • …
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How to view Google Home history
Google stores all the questions and requests you’ve made to your Google Home speaker. You can see your requests in your Google “My Activity” page. …
Amazing song recommendations by speaking gibberish to Google speakers
What happens when you say: “Ok, Google please play tootily doot-doot, da-toot-doot, da-tootily doooooo.”
