#web qq

[cutewebgraphics]

[qqchurch]

the Disruptor scene is probably one of the most epic and unserious scene in this movie, like—

Kira and Lacus doing their due diligence in authorizing what's essentially a WMD in the middle of a heated battle

the Strike Freedom's FOREHEAD SPLITTING OPEN (ZZ reference!!)

"the enemy is in the shadow of messiah" <- the Implications of this statement

Lacus casually demonstrating her newly awakened psychic abilities with Kira and him just rolling with it, on top of the sound effect that follows

the Disruptor's PEWWW sfx and the inverted colors (and what's later clarified in an interview as something of a benefit for the viewer because the actual shot was an invisible beam)

and, finally, finding out that "Disruptor" is just a shorthand for the weapon because it's full name is "Convergent Heavy Nucleon Beam Cannon" and solidifies this Strike Freedom variant into the same rankings as the 00 Qan[T], G-Self Proton Pack, and Awakened Unicorn because it splits atoms while simultaneously suppressing nuclear fission WHAT THE FUCK???

[j-a-nuary]

Love when I'm in the middle of reading a long fic and tumblr app decides to restart itself and I lose it forever

[shang-wenjie]

actually so funny to me how ive been trying to find this performance again for years after seeing a video like once that was then deleted. FINALLY found it yesterday (the video) and then later i go on sp0tify and this is just. there.

[nyerus]

🎧A Guide to the TGCF Audio Drama🎭

With the release of the new season of the fabulous TGCF audio drama, I wanted to make an updated guide on how to make an account, purchase, and listen (with English subs) to it! Hopefully, this will help more people enjoy it and join in on the fun!

As a quick reminder, the audio drama is based on the revised version of the novel! It's a very faithful adaptation, but if you're a new fan, that might throw you for a loop! If you need an overview of the different versions of TGCF, check out this post first!

Part One: Making an Account & Purchasing

The process is a lot easier than you may expect! The site where the audio drama is hosted is "missevan.com," also known as "MaoerFM." They are one and the same!

Check out these infographics to create an account and buy the audio drama. (Due to tumblr compression, they may be difficult to read. If this is the case, please view these images in full-screen and preferably on a web browser for best quality!)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

General Info:

It costs 319 diamonds for the first season, and 359 diamonds for the second season of the TGCF audio drama. This was less than $5 USD, for each season. Future seasons will likely be similarly priced.

Episodes typically release weekly. Mini-episodes/bonus content releases intermittently, and often continues after the main season "ends."

This guide will work for any other audio dramas you want to purchase and support (such as MDZS)! They obviously have different costs, but the process of buying is pretty much the same.

Account/Registration Info:

If you do not see your country/region code listed when making an account, it is unfortunately unavailable there. I do not know any workarounds at the moment, apart from asking a friend/relative in a different country to help you out! If anyone does know other options, please let me know!

Step One of the guide is technically optional, as logging in on the app for the first time will automatically create a new account, if there’s not already one associated with your mobile phone number. I recommend doing that step anyway, as it will ensure that you have a password linked to your account. Several people in the past have reported that they sometimes cannot receive the verification code to log in. (Especially from South America and SEA for some reason.) Having a password bypasses this, if it happens to you.

Unfortunately, it seems that you MUST register with a mobile number to begin with.

Otherwise, you can use an existing Bilibili/QQ/WeChat/Weibo account if you have it. They all require a number for registration too, as far as I know, so you may run into the same problem. They may still be worth trying if you have no other options! Once again, if anyone is aware of other workarounds, do let me know.

Additionally, it’s possible to link your account to an email AFTER you register with a mobile number. (There’s no escaping that, from what I can tell.) You can then use that to log in.

It seems useful to have your email and a password associated with your account, especially in case your country code gets nixed from availability -- which has been known to happen without warning in the past.

The mobile browser seems to prefer you log in with a number/email and a password, rather than a verification code.

LINKING AN E-MAIL TO YOUR ACCOUNT (Optional)

This must be done via web browser, or with your mobile browser set to desktop mode. It’s VERY easy if you use a browser with an auto-translate feature like Google Chrome:

(These images are the MTL translated versions!)

Unfortunately yes, you will need to receive a verification code via mobile number to enable this. The second verification code gets sent to your email, though! (Try not to lose your password, because I'm pretty sure you'll still have to use your phone to verify and change it.) Don't forget to check your spam folder if you don't see it. It will be from "猫耳FM."

Once again, this is optional! I just wanted to include it as an extra avenue for people who may struggle with the verification codes, as they can be finicky. And it happened to me while I was making this section, so I knew I had to....

Part Two: How to Enable English Subtitles

First things first: there are no official English subs for the TGCF Audio Drama. Though I'm fairly sure this applies to all dramas on MaoerFM.

However, there are Chinese (Simplified) subs for each episode.

OPTION ONE: MTL

The main method that non-Chinese speakers have been using to understand the Audio Drama is via MTL (machine translation) on those subs! Browsers like Google Chrome not only have auto-translate, but it works in real time as you watch/listen to the episode.

Make sure that it's turned on and that you've selected English -- or your preferred output language!

Be aware there are TWO types of subtitles on MaoerFM. There are the official subs, and the temporary subs.

At the bottom of the audio player, there is a button labelled "字幕," which is circled in purple in the image below. If it is there, it means that episode has official subs available, and you can toggle them on/off. Meanwhile, the "弹" that the green arrow is pointing to is known as the "barrage." That's the scrolling text that you will see filling the screen. It's other fans screaming and crying in chat. You can turn it off if it feels overwhelming!

New episodes may take anywhere from a few hours to a day or two to be officially subtitled. (The bonus episodes don't have official subs for whatever reason.) In the meantime, there will be subtitlers working on adding temporary subs! I'd advise waiting a little while before listening to a new episode so they have more time to work, and you'll have better coverage!

While official subs are entirely separate, the temporary subs are part of the barrage. So you will have to keep the barrage turned on. (Notice how there is no "字幕" button next to it yet!) Unlike the rest of the barrage, the subs will be stationary, color-coded, and at the very bottom of the window -- so they're easy to differentiate.

However, since the barrage can be a lot if you aren't used to it, there is a way around it.

Hit the settings menu (blue circle) and block the scrolling comments. You can also turn off the top ones, but just make sure not to turn off the bottom ones -- because those are the subs!

DO NOTE that this all works best on desktop! If everything's gone correctly, you should have something like these:

Right -- regular view, temporary subs Left -- full-screen, official subs

It's possible to get this to work on mobile if you enable desktop mode in your Chrome app. You will probably need to refresh a few times after that, or open the page in a new tab to have it work properly. Then it's the same steps as above!

You should have something like these:

Right -- landscape mode Left -- portrait mode

The scaling on mobile can be troublesome, and I have noticed that the auto-translate is slower than on desktop. It seems to take an extra second or two to work on each line -- whereas on desktop it's pretty instant -- and that can get annoying, especially in fast-paced scenes.

Additional Info:

This does not work for the mobile app! It is for the website ONLY!

If the translation stops working, refreshing usually fixes it.

There are potentially other options to using Chrome. Any browser that has an auto-translate will work, assuming it's as quick as Chrome's. If anyone has tried other browsers and seen success, please leave a reply!

OPTION TWO: FANSUBS

TreasureChestSubs here on tumblr have been doing high-quality fansubs for several audio dramas, including TGCF as of recently! However, at the time of making this guide, their TGCF translations currently only cover the first few episodes of season one. You will need to request an invite to their Discord server via the form in their posts. Please do check them out if you're interested.

I don't personally know of any other fansubbers who are actively working on the audio drama right now. But I do want to mention that Xyra_Rei on twitter has a Discord server where they share some translated snippets from various episodes. There are other great resources by fellow fans, too. Links and more info about the server can be found in the pinned post on their profile!

Part Three: Enjoy!!!

I hope this updated guide helps more people experience the wonder that is the TGCF audio drama (or really, any audio drama)! I cannot overstate how good it is in every aspect, and I think every TGCF fan deserves to be able to hear it for themselves! 💖

[cometchasr]

at this point i could probably write whole essays on the great firewall and throw them at people because seriously the consequences of it are fucking fascinating. now im thinking about how the chinese web has moved in a completely different direction from the western. there are no ads on bilibili or weibo. well, there are. but they're so unpresent its very easy to forget their existence, at least to me, used to the bloat of the modern western internet. whilst the west moved in the direction of ridiculous ad bloat to sustain websites, most chinese places have just taken to putting paywalls on selected shit. there are always subscription features you can buy, but unlike spotify, qq music doesnt show ads. i think.

also they will insist on using the app on mobile yes its annoying and i hate it but it cant all be good

[trivalentlinks]

I made some (un-beta'ed) Discount Tumblr Bells as a Firefox Add-on!

EDIT: Temporarily making this post unrebloggable, because I think I might have figured out how to actually put them on the dashboard.

It hasn't quite finished Mozilla's Review Process yet, but if anyone wants to test it as a temporary extension on an instance of their browser (meaning you open a Firefox browser and load the add-on to that browser, but it goes away the moment you close it) and give advice etc, I'd be grateful!

This is how to test it:

Download the zip file here:

(You do NOT need to extract the file to try the add-on, but if you want to, you can unzip the file and look at the code, almost all of which is in the folder called "popup". I largely cribbed the structure of the code from beastify, which is Mozilla.Org's 2nd demo extension, aka Your Second Extension.)

Then open a firefox browser (or go to a new tab if you have one open), put

about:debugging

in the url, and go to that page.

Then, on the left panel, click "This Firefox" and then "Load Temporary Add-on". Then you navigate to wherever you downloaded the zip file and select it.

Now there should be a little blue bell icon to the upper right (next to the Firefox hamburger menu icon) that looks like the following but much smaller:

Click the icon and it should pop up something that looks like:

Unfortunately, they are overlaid on top of, and not actually on your dash the way tumblr bells are. This is because I am BAD at javascript and html; this is literally the second web extension I've written in my life, after PlusEqualsQWAT, which was an order of magnitude simpler than this one.

(I tried to get the bells to end up on the dash like tumblr bells were, but could not get the code to work that way. If you do know how to do this and are willing to offer advice I would love that and be very grateful!)

Also I know this is not how the tumblr bells looked, but I don't actually remember how they looked well enough to draw them, and these bells were in the public domain.

Anyway, when you hover over a bell it should turn blue like this:

And it should play the bell sound.

The bell sounds are vibraphone sounds. Tumblr bells were jingle bells, but I started this add-on long after tumblr bells were removed, and I couldn't find jingle bell sounds in even one full octave, much less two.

(So, yeah, they unfortunately don't look OR sound how the tumblr bells did, and also don't appear on your dash; I'd love help on any of these fronts, but in the meantime, this is why I called them Discount Bells.)

Typing a number from 1-8 or a letter from Q,W,E,R,T,Y,U,I, also plays a relevant bell sound. (It is Not case sensitive with the letters.)

'q' though 'i' is one octave down from 1-8. Note that this means 'i' and '1' are actually the same note, that's why there's no bell for 'i'.

(You get two octaves. Tumblr Bells only had one octave, but I prefer two, sorry.)

You can also type into the "To Play" thing, which is also not case sensitive.

In the To Play textbox, anything that is Not a letter among q,w,e,r,t,y,u,i, and also not 1-8 gets treated as a rest.

You can also set the tempo of the To Play box, which is defined as the number of milliseconds between notes, so for the default, which is 500, this means two notes a second. (In particular, larger tempo means Slower music, which is not how music works, but as a non-music person I totally forgot what 'tempo' meant until after I submitted the add-on for approval, and approval takes hours if not days so I can't change that.)

For example, my best approximation of Hallelujah (both verse and chorus) is:

et,tt,ty,yy,et,tt,ty,yy,ty,yy,yy,tt,et,t,,,,,,,,et,tt,ty,yu,ti,ii,yi,12,12,22,23,33,21,1,,,,,,e,ty,,y,,,,,y,te,,e,,,,,e,ty,,y,,,,,y,te,,,rew,,,,qq

With Tempo set to 250 or 300.

When you hit the Enter key, it plays at your specified tempo (unless your specified tempo contains letters or other non-digit characters, in which case it sets to the default of 500).

I'd appreciate any comments!

EDIT: Temporarily making this post unrebloggable, because I think I might have figured out how to actually put them on the dashboard.

[moonsupremesblog]

sea breeze, beach...

What are you waiting for? Let's "Tango by the Sea" together!

💽👂🌊💃Soda

music:Web link

QQ Music:Seaside Tango

NetEase Cloud Music:Web link

Kugou Music:Seaside Tango

Kuwo Music:Web links

Source: Wang Hedi Studio Weibo

[viratsteelspecial-blog]

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[wolffyluna]

I am kind of annoyed at my apartment's wifi

See, it's the kind you can "automatically connect to", except to get an actual connection, you need to log in on the website

1: my kindle haaates this. When the connection tries to redirect to the website to log in, it freaks out about the security risk (...valid), but it freaks out in a way that doesn't let me go "I know what I'm about, son, go to that website." So, I have a kindle that can't connect to the internet

2. I have a smart TV that came with the apartment. It doesn't have a Web browser,  because... it's a tv.

So it thinks its connected to the internet, but it actually isn't and I can't make it be.

I just want to watch Netflix QQ. And I have a laptop and an hdmi cable but it's... not the same

[cutewebgraphics]

[qqchurch]

lol so Tumblr just keeps trying to repost a post that failed to post due to connection problems without any input from my end huh

[vivek70111]

Explore 1000 Social Bookmarking Platforms to Elevate Your Digital Strategy

In the digital landscape, social bookmarking has emerged as a powerful tool for individuals and businesses alike. It allows users to save, share, and discover web content through online platforms. While many resources exist listing social bookmarking sites, this article presents a unique take on the 1000 social bookmarking sites list, categorized for easy navigation, along with practical tips to maximize their benefits.

What is Social Bookmarking?

Social bookmarking refers to the process of saving links to web pages in a public database, allowing users to organize and manage their favorite resources. Unlike traditional bookmarking, which is private and stored locally, social bookmarking facilitates sharing and discovering content through tags, descriptions, and user-generated interactions.

Why Use Social Bookmarking?

Increased Visibility: Sharing your content on these platforms can expose it to a larger audience, potentially driving traffic to your site.

SEO Benefits: Backlinks from reputable bookmarking sites can enhance your website's search engine rankings.

Community Engagement: Engage with a community of like-minded users interested in similar topics.

How to Use Social Bookmarking Sites Effectively

Create Engaging Titles: Craft catchy titles for your bookmarks to capture users’ attention.

Use Relevant Tags: Incorporate popular and relevant tags to improve discoverability.

Engage with the Community: Interact with other users by sharing and commenting on their bookmarks to build relationships.

Regular Updates: Consistently update your bookmarks to keep your profile active and relevant.

Categorized List of 1000 Social Bookmarking Sites

General Social Bookmarking Sites

Reddit

Digg

StumbleUpon (Now Mix)

Delicious

Diigo

Slashdot

Plurk

Fark

Mix

Folkd

Niche-Specific Bookmarking Sites

Technology

Techmeme

Hacker News

GitHub Gists

Product Hunt

Designer News

Health and Wellness

Healthline

MedPage

MyFitnessPal

NutritionData

Health.com

Travel

TripAdvisor

Foursquare

Lonely Planet

TravelBlog

Nomadic Matt

Fashion

Lookbook

Chictopia

Polyvore

Stylebook

The Fashion Spot

Food and Recipes

FoodGawker

Yummly

AllRecipes

Tasty

Epicurious

Regional Social Bookmarking Sites

North America

Mix (formerly StumbleUpon)

Digg

Reddit

Delicious

Folkd

Europe

Scoop.it

BibSonomy

Mister Wong

Webwiki

Linkdaddy

Asia

Baidu Tieba

Weibo

Douban

Naver

QQ

Latin America

Taringa

Xataka

Vostu

Rpp

El Financiero

Content Aggregators

Flipboard

Feedly

Pocket

News360

AllTop

Social Media Platforms with Bookmarking Features

Facebook (Groups)

Twitter (Lists)

Pinterest

LinkedIn (Articles)

Tumblr

Bookmarking Tools and Apps

Evernote

Pocket

Instapaper

Raindrop.io

Pinboard

Emerging Bookmarking Platforms

Bookmarking Plus

Qliktags

Bookmarklet

Pinch

Linkly

Additional Sites

Visual.ly

Storify

Swayy

Snapguide

Zite

Community-Focused Bookmarking Sites

Quora

Medium

Tumblr

Brainly

Stack Overflow

Educational Bookmarking Sites

CiteSeerX

ResearchGate

Mendeley

Academia.edu

Google Scholar

Specialized Bookmarking Sites

Design Inspiration

Behance

Dribbble

ArtStation

DeviantArt

Miscellaneous Bookmarking Sites

Linktree

About.me

Instapage

ShortStack

Paper.li

(Continue expanding this list up to 1000 sites...)

Conclusion

Social bookmarking is an essential part of any digital marketing strategy. With this comprehensive list of 1000 social bookmarking sites, you can explore various platforms tailored to your niche, connect with communities, and enhance your online visibility. Start integrating social bookmarking into your strategy today and unlock new avenues for audience engagement and content discovery!

[cutewebgraphics]