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Agreed. The chrome extension by @jerrebm is an amazing add-on for WIP. Highly recommend (it's free)!

Kindle Paperwhite ftw.
Pros over physical books - read in low light, bookmarks, highlighting (notes), consistent font so you don't have to adjust yourself to every book, synced progress everywhere, Goodreads integration

I don't think there is a phrase such as "hand-curated". It is either "hand-picked" or "curated", both almost mean the same thing.
So IMO, the first line for me would look like -

Hand-picked remote jobs delivered right to your inbox

It depends. If I am skeptic about the product/idea/implementation, I tend to launch it on one platform first, just to check what the general public feedback about it, is.
When that is done, I launch it on other platforms simultaneously.
This is sort of a safe approach, it saves you from a complete launch fail, but also, on the other hand, prevents your product from reaching its full virality potential.
I did it with #vscodenotebook, I was unsure about it so I only launched it only on Reddit. It went quite well and I lost the chance of going more viral than it actually went. 😂

• wake up around 6am
• eat some dry fruits
• drink 30g protein
• brush teeth/washroom
• meditation for 15 mins
• gym
• shower
• breakfast
• work

Here's mine. I always read a book on my Kindle before going to bed.
This accomplishes three things -

1. I get to sleep faster since my eyes are strained.
2. I keep learning something new, every day.
3. My day always ends on a positive note, no matter how it has been.

Similar thread: wip.chat/questions/194

Google Plus. It's simpler to use than Disqus and it's backed by Google. Who knows, it might also give you some SEO advantage. I haven't personally used gPlus on any of my websites yet but I have been considering this for a long time, just too lazy to get it done. floaternet.com/gcomments