Sharing Favorite Websites
Sharing Favorite Websites
I am a "finding new websites" junkie. Below for your viewing pleasure are a couple.
www.hulu.com. This is a streaming TV shows site and is still in the beta stage but looks like to be the way of the future. I signed up to beta test about a month ago and recently got an email to sign up. Ever since I have been watching Hills Street Blues to my hearts content.
Secondly and my most favorite is www.netvibes.com. Netvibes serves as my homepage on steroids. I set up about 6 tabs and each tab has about 8 or so websites. For example I have 1 tab set as news and within that page I have about 8 different news sites I look at daily.
At first pass, this site looks a bit overwhelming, but it is really just a lot of dropping and dragging and once you get the hang of it, you will be filling it up pretty durn quickly.
So anyone want to share your great sites you check out daily, hourly.
www.hulu.com. This is a streaming TV shows site and is still in the beta stage but looks like to be the way of the future. I signed up to beta test about a month ago and recently got an email to sign up. Ever since I have been watching Hills Street Blues to my hearts content.
Secondly and my most favorite is www.netvibes.com. Netvibes serves as my homepage on steroids. I set up about 6 tabs and each tab has about 8 or so websites. For example I have 1 tab set as news and within that page I have about 8 different news sites I look at daily.
At first pass, this site looks a bit overwhelming, but it is really just a lot of dropping and dragging and once you get the hang of it, you will be filling it up pretty durn quickly.
So anyone want to share your great sites you check out daily, hourly.
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mikey pizano
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Well, Blogs aside, I like these a lot:
Good Deals:
www.woot.com 1 deal per day...
www.slickdeals.com really good deals sometimes but you need to be quick!
Movies and Tv:
www.alluc.org watch tv and movies online without downloading them. (I have seen some while they were still playing in theater. There are some that are multi-part movies on youtube or dailymotion too)
Web Comics:
www.ctrlaltdel-online.com
www.vgcats.com
www.penny-arcade.com
www.cortlandcomic.com
http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/
Good Deals:
www.woot.com 1 deal per day...
www.slickdeals.com really good deals sometimes but you need to be quick!
Movies and Tv:
www.alluc.org watch tv and movies online without downloading them. (I have seen some while they were still playing in theater. There are some that are multi-part movies on youtube or dailymotion too)
Web Comics:
www.ctrlaltdel-online.com
www.vgcats.com
www.penny-arcade.com
www.cortlandcomic.com
http://www.geekculture.com/joyoftech/
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Yo Mikey, now that is what I'm talking about. That www.alluc.org is to slick....
Ok cuse me while I go check out some missed episodes of "Scrubs".
Hey do you have to register for anything. I just clicked on some stuff and they started. Does registering allow me to do certain things.
Ok cuse me while I go check out some missed episodes of "Scrubs".
Hey do you have to register for anything. I just clicked on some stuff and they started. Does registering allow me to do certain things.
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www.militaryphotos.net/forums Military photos&videos, and a nice if not so mature forum
www.tank-net.org For armor enthusiasts..
www.tank-net.org For armor enthusiasts..
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hey kosse, the miltary site is pretty interesting. I had to pause my scrubs tv show and started to check it out. I can see that I will need alot more time to check thru it carefully...
I skipped the miltary as a youth but always wanted to know the real deal and this stuff kinda answers alt of questions.
Thanks for adding to my growing collection of bookmarked sites.
I skipped the miltary as a youth but always wanted to know the real deal and this stuff kinda answers alt of questions.
Thanks for adding to my growing collection of bookmarked sites.
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Wow, this looks like a great site! Thanks Mikey. I just downloaded an episode of Stargate Atlantis that I missed.fkelly wrote:Yo Mikey, now that is what I'm talking about. That www.alluc.org is to slick....
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Acer T272HUL; Crossover 404K; Dell 3008WFP, U2715H, U2711, P2416D; Monoprice 10734; QNIX QHD2410R; Seiki Pro SM40UNP
I follow those sites because I love military techonology and history. I did my time (1 year) as a conscript and that was enough. Being there sucks but being an armchair commando is funfkelly wrote: I skipped the miltary as a youth but always wanted to know the real deal and this stuff kinda answers alt of questions.
Another good site and a high quality forum with some very knowledgeable people:
http://www.axishistory.com/
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