5 Meta Hacks of the Week: 11/24

I was very excited to be able to feature two community contributed Meta Hacks last week. It's always interesting to see what other fans have to share. I especially thought it was an eye opening experience viewing the International Space Station in 3D. If you're interested in submitting your own, go here. I'll give you a shoutout in the next 5 Meta Hacks of the Week. Check out last week's below. And if you haven't signed up yet, what are you waiting for? Sign up for the exclusive 5 Meta Hacks of the Week here! Enjoy. Daniel, Founder & CEO Metadot / Das Keyboard / Mojo Helpdesk _________ 1. GitHub's Curated Design Essentials For designers and web programmers: this essentials toolkit makes your lives easier and will make most of what you do look great. 2. Interactive Periodic Table of Elements Check out how humankind utilizes all those atoms. You'll be surprised at what elements show up in everyday products. 3. Google Assistant Broadcast Messages Google has rolled out an update to their line of Google Home/Assistant products to support broadcast messages. In-house intercoms are back in fashion! (Contributed by Will T.) 4. IBM Plex Font IBM developed a "New Helvetica" font. It's called IBM Plex and it's free for anyone to use. 5. 3D International Space Station Explore the International Space Station in 3D through Google Street View. (Contributed by Ivaylo G.)