5 Meta Hacks of the Week: 12/8

If you haven't been receiving your 5 Meta Hacks of the Week, you're missing out! Every week, I send out exclusive hacks, interesting news, inspiring quotes, and just about anything I find that I want to share. I also want to thank everyone in the community who has shared their own Meta Hacks. If you want to contribute, you can do so here. I'll pick some of my favorites and credit them in the next 5 Meta Hacks of the Week. Take a look at some examples from last week below. And if you haven't signed up yet, sign up for the exclusive 5 Meta Hacks of the Week here! Enjoy. Daniel, Founder & CEO Metadot / Das Keyboard / Mojo Helpdesk _________ 1. Wheel Decide Are there times when you're feeling indecisive? Use Wheel Decide. Completely customizable too. 2. Boomerang for Gmail This is a great extension for Gmail power users: Schedule emails to be sent later. Choose to temporarily pause emails from coming into your inbox if you don't want any distractions. (Contributed by Will T.) 3. Windows subsystem for Linux Microsoft has added Linux in Windows 10. Ubuntu, OpenSuse, and SLES. One click install too! Amazing. 4. Get things done with Emacs This is GTD at its max. I use Emacs org-mode to manage TODOs and be more productive, as Josh Stella, CEO of Fugue does. 5. Tim Berners-Lee on the future of the web Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the web, talks about the challenges facing the Internet such as fake news and the end of net neutrality. “Gas is a utility, so is clean water, and connectivity should be too,” said Berners-Lee. “It’s part of life and shouldn’t have an attitude about what you use it for – just like water.” - Read this, it's important.