Your smartphone camera is one the ultimate lifehack tools. We've already taken a look at four ways you can be making better use of your smartphone camera to turn your smartphone into a makeshift scanner, a memory aid, and more, and today we're at it again.
The Hemingway Editor cuts the dead weight from your writing. It highlights wordy sentences in yellow and more egregious ones in red.
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ORBIS The Stanford Geospatial Network Model of the Roman World Spanning one-ninth of the earth's circumference across three continents, the Roman Empire ruled a quarter of humanity through complex networks of political power, military domination and economic exchange. These extensive connections were sustained by premodern transportation and communication technologies that relied on energy generated by human and animal bodies, winds, and currents.
PDFs can be very large, especially if they contain high-resolution images of scanned documents or other graphics. You may need to compress a PDF file to email or upload it somewhere. You can shrink PDFs in a variety of ways. You may be able to compress a PDF without any loss in quality, but you...
A new, customizable start page for Chrome. Easily find your favorite bookmarks and closed tabs. Take notes as you browse.
PowerShell is what you get when you give steroids to the Windows Command Prompt. It's loaded with more power and flexibility and it grants you control of nearly every aspect of the Windows system, but it comes with one downside: a learning curve. Fortunately, PowerShell isn't that hard to grasp.
Just a decade or two ago, coding was a relatively unknown skill, but massive advances have now brought technology to the forefront of almost every industry. Since working with more technology is inevitable for virtually all of us in the future, learning to code is a valuable tool and an investment in your future too.
Getting more out of less -- that seems to be the way of the world right now. There's only so much of anything, and we want to make it last, right? Can we get more life out of our phones so we don't have to charge them as often?
Draw a ruler to get pixel dimensions and positioning, and measure elements on any web page.