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06/11/2006 11:56:20 AM · #1 |
On another forum I frequent (a general chit-chat type forum) I provide a "site of the day". I am running out of sites so I thought I would ask here for some suggestions. It can be an educational, funny, weird, informative or whatever site. It doesn't have to be about any specific subject but I would prefer not to link to any sites with a lot of adult content (some is ok).
So, give me your interesting websites. Thanks!
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06/11/2006 12:01:02 PM · #2 |
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06/11/2006 12:16:06 PM · #3 |
LOL.....thanks, I've used all of those (in fact I've been entering photo contests at Worth for a couple of years). I've been posting this site of the day for over a year, so I've found a lot of really good, interesting websites, like those.
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06/11/2006 12:19:08 PM · #4 |
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06/11/2006 12:19:21 PM · #5 |
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06/11/2006 12:23:59 PM · #6 |
here's one I just joined... haven't checked it out much but it looks promising to find new potential photo-taking places...
urban exploration resource |
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06/11/2006 12:41:50 PM · #7 |
The Internet Archive/Wayback Machine
Earthcam Network
Lonny Shavelson, Photojournalist
Planetary Photojournal -- NASA Image Library
The Photographer's Right -- downloadable summary of your legal rights (USA) as a photgrapher.
Nolo Press -- self-help legal books; copyright, business practices, incorporation, landlord/tenant law, etc. They even have a book on Dog Law!
OEDILF -- dictionary in limerick form
Project Gutenberg -- free, public-domain eBooks -- most "classics" are already there; if not, you can volunteer to help.
BBspot -- tech/geek humor. It was through their "links of the week" feature that I first found DPC, so you know they have "good taste" (NOT always!) |
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06/11/2006 12:51:22 PM · #8 |
This one cracks me up big time.
Origami Boulder |
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06/11/2006 01:05:58 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by Beetle:
This one cracks me up big time.
Origami Boulder |
Less shipping cost than a Pet Rock!
Here are a few more:
Etched In Time -- unbelievable art rendered on a standard Etch-A-Sketch
Free online graph/grid paper generator
Online color deficiency test -- screening tool for color-blindness
Dialectacizer -- translate English into dialect
Quotations Search Page |
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06/11/2006 01:20:59 PM · #10 |
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06/11/2006 01:22:51 PM · #11 |
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06/11/2006 01:53:05 PM · #12 |
Just got this from someone .. was pretty funny
Draw A Pig |
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06/11/2006 02:01:57 PM · #13 |
Rasterbator - The Rasterbator is a web service which creates huge, rasterized images from any picture. The rasterized images can be printed and assembled into extremely cool looking posters up to 20 meters in size -> very very cool!
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06/11/2006 02:04:19 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by mystopia:
Just got this from someone .. was pretty funny
Draw A Pig |
Wooooo hoooo!
My drawing skills never even made to Kindergarten level, yet I just drew a pig (inside 20 seconds and using my mouse!!) that is totally recognizable.
You made my day! |
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06/11/2006 02:20:37 PM · #15 |
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06/11/2006 02:24:22 PM · #16 |
how do you 'watch' a thread anyway, i dont see a link
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06/11/2006 02:26:07 PM · #17 |
| It's in the thread options drop down box at the top. Same way you ignore one. |
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06/11/2006 03:06:52 PM · #18 |
Originally posted by mystopia:
Just got this from someone .. was pretty funny
Draw A Pig |
It's all a lie. My pig had a very very long kinky tail ..... It's all a lie!!!
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06/11/2006 03:29:39 PM · #19 |
random website dot com
At this site, every time you click, it takes you to a random website. A lot of junk, but sometimes you run across something interesting :-)
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06/11/2006 03:42:11 PM · #20 |
Some great sites there, I'd say I've only seen about 25% of them. Keep them coming, and thanks!
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06/11/2006 03:45:15 PM · #21 |
My signature is interesting in my view.
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06/11/2006 04:09:34 PM · #22 |
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06/11/2006 05:02:53 PM · #23 |
//www.logmein.com
This is a very useful website if you help friends out on their PC's but they live quite far away from you.
You create a free account on their website, download some software, set it up on their PC and when you are at home, on the other side of the world you can connect into their computer and actually see their desktop.
Excellent remote administration tool, I have it installed at home, my aunts, my laptop at the girlfrinds house etc so if I need any files or someone needs help I log into the logmein.com website and can connect up in seconds.
As for security issues, I work in IT and have no issues at all with it :-)
Message edited by author 2006-06-11 17:03:00. |
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06/11/2006 05:07:28 PM · #24 |
Hope it's not to cheeky to give my mum's website:
//www.mamtaskitchen.com
Lots and lots of recipes, mostly Indian but some from elsewhere too, some info on festivals of India, some tips on cooking Indian food and a chat forum to ask for advice. If you follow the About thread you'll see it started as a way for us to share recipes and has now ended up a busy and popular site. Mum is really proud of it and so she should be, I reckon! (PS other than googleads to cover hosting costs it's non-commercial so I'm not recommending it to make money or anything...)
Message edited by author 2006-06-12 07:46:49.
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06/12/2006 04:37:04 PM · #25 |
The Little Fella << can take a while to load
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