Sharing and hosting media files
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It’s a known fact that we all want to share our life in every way possible and the web finally let’s us do it. Although everyone is familiar with flickr, there are many other ways to share your stuff with your friends and with the world and we gathered up a few of them in this list. The list is not sorted in any particular way.1. Allyoucanupload (by webshots) is a new site that allows users to add their own images and to show them everywhere they’d like. ImageShack is basically the same, but with a toolbar that helps you do everything quicker.
2. With photobucket you can share your videos as well as pictures.
How to delete the Thumbs.db file for good?
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Thumbs.db is a hidden system file generated by Windows XP when you view the contents of a folder in Thumbnail or Filmstrip view. Although it’s here to help the users access the previewed files easily, it’s still a very annoying file.
If you’ll follow the next steps, you can delete the file and it won’t come back:
Start -> Control Panel -> Folder Options -> View (tab) -> Under “File and Folders” mark the option “Do no cache thumbnails”.
You have two cows - the Internet takeoff
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You are probably familiar with the “Cows and Governments” peice, where all kinds of governments are compared to one another by using two cows for comparison. Well, this is my takeoff on this aiming at the Web 2.0 sites and the Internet sphere.
Google: You have two cows. One is sponored and the other is irrelevant.
Useless and semi helpful information sites
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There is no quiestion about the fact that the Internet is extremely useful and it holds so much valuable information that one can never go through it all. But the Internet is good for many other things, like fun and spending your time doing nothing important. Doing nothing on the Internet is my favorite activity in my leisure, so I gathered up this list of a few of my favorite useless sites. You don’t need to know the following sites, but if you have nothing better to do and you’re pretty bored, they can be very time consuming and always very interesting.
1. Last Words is a site dedicated to the last words people said, just before leaving this world. You can find many saying from famous people, fictional characters, famous epitaphs and famous farewells. If you always wanted to know what Thomas Jefferson said just before he left, this is the place for you.
Manage yourself and keep track of everything
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We always forget. If it’s what we had for lunch, when is our best friend’s birthday or what were we planning on doing the next second. The fact that we are consuming more and more time on the Internet and not in front of the television, gives us more control on what we want to consume, what we want to read and what we want to view, but because there are so many things to read, see or hear on the Internet, we sometimes just forget what we had in mind. There are many organizers on the Web, some are free, some cost money, some are good and some are bad. The following list will give you a few of the simpliest ways to get organized online - being tidy is cool.
The list is not sorted in any particular way.
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