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yabs.io is a smart bookmarking online service. It tends to replace del.icio.us RIP.

yabs.io allows saving of bookmarks for long time, with a great ability to tag bookmarks, save links, retrieve links by searching and by tags. Saving bookmarks in private mode or in public mode. Exporting and Importing bookmarks in an easy way, like JSON and XML / RSS.

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[https://redirect.pizza/] - - public:redirect.pizza
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Redirect.pizza simplifies domain management with its seamless redirection, robust HTTPS support, and intuitive API integration. Say goodbye to hosting headaches as Redirect.pizza handles everything for you. With customizable redirect rules and dedicated support, your online presence remains secure and reliable. Experience unparalleled convenience in domain management with Redirect.pizza.

[https://pure-oai.bham.ac.uk/ws/files/29196179/Mehrotra_2016_CHI.pdf] - - public:weinreich
mobile, place, technology - 3 | id:1492100 -

Notifications are extremely beneficial to users, but they often demand their attention at inappropriate moments. In this paper we present an in-situ study of mobile interruptibility focusing on the effect of cognitive and physical factors on the response time and the disruption perceived from a notification. Through a mixed method of automated smartphone logging and experience sampling we collected 10372 in-thewild notifications and 474 questionnaire responses on notification perception from 20 users. We found that the response time and the perceived disruption from a notification can be influenced by its presentation, alert type, sender-recipient relationship as well as the type, completion level and complexity of the task in which the user is engaged. We found that even a notification that contains important or useful content can cause disruption. Finally, we observe the substantial role of the psychological traits of the individuals on the response time and the disruption perceived from a notification.


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