Social Media
Top 35 Ubiquity Commands
Social Media
Twitter to start charging users? Here’s what you need to know
(SOCIAL MEDIA) Social media is trending toward the subscription based model, especially as the pandemic pushes ad revenue down. What does this mean for Twitter users?
Social Media
TikTok enters the e-commerce space, ready to compete with Zuckerberg?
(SOCIAL MEDIA) Setting up social media for e-commerce isn’t an uncommon practice, but for TikTok this means the next step competing with Facebook and Instagram.
Social Media
Your favorite Clubhouse creators can now ask for your financial support
(SOCIAL MEDIA) Clubhouse just secured new funding – what it means for creators and users of the latest quarantine-based social media darling.
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Opinion Editorials1 week ago
Declutter your quarantine workspace (and brain)
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Opinion Editorials1 week ago
Minimalism doesn’t have to happen overnight
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Business News2 days ago
Everyone should have an interview escape plan
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Opinion Editorials1 week ago
Online dating is evolving and maybe networking will too
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Business Entrepreneur3 days ago
Small businesses must go digital to survive (and thrive)
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Tech News2 days ago
How to personalize your site for every visitor without learning code
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Tech News2 weeks ago
4 ways startups prove their investment in upcoming technology trends
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Business News1 day ago
You should apply to be on a board – why and how
Aza Raskin
August 30, 2008 at 5:48 pm
Thanks for taking the time to do this. It’s a great resource!
Tyler, The Wealth Creation Guy
August 31, 2008 at 1:06 am
Lani – You rock for posting these. Keep up the great work.
I wouldn’t have heard about Ubiquity w/o AG! Now, I’m addicted.
Timofei Shatrov
September 1, 2008 at 6:47 am
I added a preview option to my urban dictionary command (which seems to be very popular for some reason). So, whoever is using it needs to resubscribe or it could update automatically if you are auto-subscribed to it.
Karl Morris
September 3, 2008 at 7:55 am
I’ve created a Ubiquity command for AutoSMS. You can send SMS messages to persons in your AutoSMS phonebook with the simple command: “sms to “, where name is a uniquely identifiable portion of a name in your phonebook. Of course using standard Ubiquity convention, could be replaced with “this” to use a selected block of text from the website you are viewing.
Timothy Sorbera
September 3, 2008 at 8:10 am
Cool! My Webster Dictionary and Thesaurus commands are on there! (number 8)
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simon
October 3, 2008 at 5:28 am
The “babylon command” is awesome 😀
Mortgage Mods
April 11, 2009 at 2:17 am
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