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usually when i’m studying, drawing, making zines or even writing i watch youtube as background noise.
you can pick from different mixtapes, radios, and even have ads and videos from the 90s play at the same time. all on the same website.
this is a game changer.
Sep 30, 2024
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if you're trying to get off Youtube (but still find value in people's work) this is for you... basically you get to decide exactly what sections of the site to hide/remove (i disabled autoplay, home page, recommendations and shorts -- anything algorithmically generated)! plus it makes you pay attention to WHO exactly you're subscribed to and what you want to cultivate in your media diet
Jan 25, 2024
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A friend of mine reminded me of how intrusive and satanic the constant ads on YouTube are these days, and, yeah, he was right. Eliminating the need to watch double ads has made being on the app more enjoyable almost INSTANTLY--especially since I'm on the site all damn day. I guess it comes with YouTube music and stuff as well, but it's really the ad-less experience that makes it worth it.
Jul 14, 2022
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you can never make me cancel youtube premium (bc they bully you into it with all those ads). but like lowkey I learned to DJ on youtube, I learned 3D design on youtube, and I learned how to dye my hair silver junior year of college on youtube.
Oct 29, 2024
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Jan 16, 2025
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this has been taken from this instagram reel!
this only works properly for people with middle names. if you dont have a middle name, i guess you wont have any green in your colour (sadly)
1st step: write your first, middle and last name, and allocate the letters to their number that they appear in the alphabet. for example, my name is isabella, so the numbers i'd have are
i: 9
s: 19
a: 1
and so on…
do this for all letters in your first, middle and last name!
2nd step: add them up! my first name adds up to 61 (all letters in isabella added up). do the same for your middle and last name, and you should be left with 3 different sets of numbers.
3rd step: times each number by 4. eg, 61 x 4 = 244. the numbers CANNOT go over 255, as thats the limit for each colour (RBG). if you have a number go over 255, you need to minus 256 until it is under 255. here are mine:
61 - 244
58 - 232
78 - 312 - 256 = 56 (here i have taken away 256 from 312, because it goes over the 255 limit, therefore making my last name as 56)
4th step: add your 3 codes into a hex code generator online!
my hex code:
#F4E838
you can add your hex code in this website to have a name assigned to your colour as well!
Sep 30, 2024
they’re free.
you can also distribute them and make a name for yourself.
self publishing at its finest!
Sep 30, 2024