web services
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How ‘Microwork’ Preys on the Desperate (and Other Reasons to Avoid It)
Like driving for Uber or delivering groceries for Doordash, signing up for a microwork site sounds pretty tempting: If you have internet, you can make money doing simple tasks on the computer. But as is so often the case, microwork isn’t the easy side hustle it’s made out to be. Here’s everything you should know.
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Roll Your Own, Self-Hosted Image Gallery With Chevereto
For many people, Google Photos, Flickr, and other cloud-based image hosting services are perfect for backing up photos, sharing them, and organising them into galleries. If you’d rather use a self-hosted solution you control, or maybe use one in addition to those cloud services, Chevereto is worth a look.
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Zenkit Helps You Organise Complex Projects Into Actionable, Bite-Size Steps
Regardless which productivity system or method you prefer, Zenkit is an all-in-one webapp that can help you manage your big projects and activities using the system that works for you. It’s free (for now, it’s in beta), but it looks good — minimal and distraction-free, but powerful under the hood.
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Eat This Much Updates, Adds Leftover Meal Planning
Eat This Much, the service that automatically builds meal plans and grocery lists for you, just updated with a ton of new features. Among them are leftover schedules so you can cook once and eat all week.