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"Wiki Zen" Hear meditative music Wikipedia
Sounds like Wikipedia? Ambient sounds great for helping you to focus and increase your productivity. Listen to Wikipedia - and you will hear a symphony of bells, strings and low notes that accompany changes in Wikipedia occurring in real time.
Designers Stephen LaPorte and Mahmoud Hashemi use changes to Wikipedia articles to voice a number of different types of edits in real time: adding, deleting, big changes and even the emergence of new users.
Whenever there is a change, playing a certain sound, depending on the type and size of the editing. And it is not only pleasant to listen to, but it is also interesting to see.
The screen displays the circles of different sizes, the displayed object editing. If you click on a circle, you can see exactly what has been changed.
The project supports 35 different languages for the monitoring, but only in the English version, you can see up to 100 edits per minute. You can look at it and listen to Wikipedia, by clicking here or by downloading the application for the IOS App Store.
via lifehacker.com/listen-to-wikipedia-lets-you-work-to-ambient-sounds-of-1699834666
Designers Stephen LaPorte and Mahmoud Hashemi use changes to Wikipedia articles to voice a number of different types of edits in real time: adding, deleting, big changes and even the emergence of new users.
Whenever there is a change, playing a certain sound, depending on the type and size of the editing. And it is not only pleasant to listen to, but it is also interesting to see.
The screen displays the circles of different sizes, the displayed object editing. If you click on a circle, you can see exactly what has been changed.
The project supports 35 different languages for the monitoring, but only in the English version, you can see up to 100 edits per minute. You can look at it and listen to Wikipedia, by clicking here or by downloading the application for the IOS App Store.
via lifehacker.com/listen-to-wikipedia-lets-you-work-to-ambient-sounds-of-1699834666