defaultor99 @defaultor99

Tenes que cerrar el Olimpo, solo el fantasma de Esparta hace eso.

Which of the 3 is the best?

Que puta maravilla es esta?? Yo el 5 de noviembre #zelda40 #zelda #ocarinaoftime #nintendo @NintendoES #switch2

Hey #PortfolioDay! I'm a 3D animator with a love for animating dynamic characters and camera's. Got a new highlight reel of a handful of stuff I've worked on over the years!

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Paracetamoods @paracetamoods

3 weeks ago

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this is f*cking gold. he highlighted half the sentence. the other half is where the real answer lives. $700 to $65,000+. that entire range appears in the same google snippet at 0:13. but the highlight stops at $4,000–$7,000 per million views. the sentence keeps going. and it explains what actually determines the payout: → niche → audience location → short-form vs. long-form content now look at this particular setup. kids’ content. youtube shorts. ai-generated videos published at scale. three factors that can significantly affect revenue. here’s what most people miss. content marked “made for kids” can’t use personalized advertising. that limits the types of ads available. and youtube shorts uses a pooled revenue-sharing model, meaning earnings work differently from long-form videos. combine those factors, and assuming every million views will generate $2,000–$5,000 becomes a very shaky calculation. the hook promises $630/day. and to be fair, the production system itself may work. the images render. the shorts export. the pipeline exists. but a working content pipeline doesn’t automatically mean profitable economics. that’s the part worth examining before copying the model. full breakdown in the article below.

frontman🪖 @frontm_an

2 weeks ago

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50 legendary websites that feel like the internet’s hidden toolbox 🧰 1. unpaywall.org — free research papers 2. sci-hub.se — papers when unpaywall misses 3. openlibrary.org — borrow books 4. gutenberg.org — 70k+ free books 5. coursera.org — audit university courses free 6. wolframalpha.com — step-by-step math 7. remove.bg — background removal 8. cleanup.pictures — object removal 9. tinywow.com — quick file tools 10. ilovepdf.com — PDF merge/split 11. photopea.com — free Photoshop alternative 12. squoosh.app — image compression 13. excalidraw.com — fast diagrams 14. carbon.now.sh — beautiful code screenshots 15. regex101.com — test regex 16. jsonformatter.org — clean JSON 17. explainshell.com — terminal commands explained 18. alternativeto.net — software alternatives 19. haveibeenpwned.com — breach check 20. 10minutemail.com — temp email 21. privnote.com — self-destruct notes 22. radio.garden — live global radio 23. endel.io — focus sound 24. mynoise.net — custom ambient 25. justwatch.com — where to stream 26. archive.org — digital library 27. web.archive.org — old web pages 28. similarweb.com — site traffic 29. downtimerobot — uptime check 30. pagespeed.web.dev — speed test 31. tinypng.com — compress images 32. cloudconvert.com — file conversion 33. diffchecker.com — compare text 34. temp-mail.org — disposable inbox 35. obfuscator.io — JS obfuscate 36. keybr.com — typing practice 37. monkeytype.com — typing test 38. ankiweb.net — spaced repetition 39. notion.so — all-in-one notes 40. obsidian.md — local knowledge base 41. raindrop.io — bookmark manager 42. todoist.com — task list 43. trello.com — boards 44. miro.com — whiteboard 45. figma.com — design 46. canva.com — quick graphics 47. remove.bg — again because it's that good 48. yt-dlp — video download (open source) 49. handbrake.fr — video compress 50. localsend.org — local file transfer Save this. You’ll definitely need some of these later. 🔖 Follow @The_techAI for more useful websites, AI tools & tech resources.

OCTOBER’S MOST TRENDING GITHUB REPO: REA (Reverse Engineer Anything). 86.7K ⭐️ on GitHub, +25K just today. It lets your AI agent take apart almost any app and tell you how it works. Free and open source. Here’s the idea: You see a feature you like in some app. You ask your agent “how did they build this?” It digs into the app and explains it to you, with proof, without needing the source code. What it can open: → Mac, Linux and Windows apps → JavaScript and Electron apps → Android apps and websites → Everything runs on your computer, nothing gets uploaded → Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode Try something like: “Figure out how Discord shows who’s typing in real time, show me the proof, and build something similar for my project.” Heads up: it won’t give you the app’s original code or clone it. And knowing how something works doesn’t mean you’re allowed to copy it. How I’d use it: see how another tool solves a problem I have in my own app, find out which APIs it uses… the rest is up to your imagination. share this if you found it useful ♻️ and save it before you lose it 🔖 Repo ↓

Por esto la RAM está tan cara 😅 Trump y Homelander se dan la mano... lo que pasa después es muy loco

“If Sonic stops holding back, so will he.” 🔥🔥🔥

SilverFan101 @SilverFan101

3 weeks ago

Who can take down Sonic tier list but I'm not a Sonic glazer.

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Fortnite on October 1st

Resident Evil crumbs…….

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me when the simulation gets disrespectful

new week, let's get this bread❕

JSAUX has revealed a new controller and a Switch Pro Controller mod Up for pre-order on their website VOIDJOY SkyLark S1 Pro Portable Controller: bit.ly/46y8Xbr - Compact size - Optical linear quick-switch triggers - Recessed TMR joysticks - Multi-platform compatibility - "Two-player role swap" VOIDJOY Elite Extender: bit.ly/4x0SxTU #ad Extra battery in case that was ever a problem Adds four buttons Custom button mapping Turbo mode Macro recording Analog trigger control for PC

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