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70 most usefull sites

1. Netflixroulette.net - Find something random to watch on Netflix.
2. Pintsinthesun.co.uk - Find somewhere to drink a pint in the sun.
3. Gfycat.com - Upload your gifs.
4. Youconvertit.com - Convert documents.
5. Ninite.com - Download all the free software you want at the same time.
6. Squirt.io - Speed ​​read the web one word at a time.
7. Shouldiremoveit.com - Find out which applications you should remove from your computer.
8. Avoidhumans.com - Find places to go in public that are not crowded.
9. Keybr.com - Practice your touch typing.
10. Oldversion.com - Get old versions of software.
11. Readability-score.com - Find out how readable text is.
12. Deadmansswitch.net - Have emails sent when you die.
13. Mint.com - Budget your money.
14. Roadtrippers.com - Plan your route with the best lodging and attractions.
15. Duckduckgo.com - A search engine that is not following you.
16. Padmapper.com - Maps out possible apartments / homes that fit your criteria.
17. Zillow.com - Another great source for finding your next home.
18. Printfriendly.com - Make any webpage print friendly.
19. Printwhatyoulike.com - Print precisely what you want from any webpage.
20. Privnote.com - Write a note to someone that will self-destruct after they read it.
21. Freecycle.org - A network of people giving away free stuff in their towns.
22. Couchsurfing.org - Crash on someone's couch anywhere in the world.
23. Recipepuppy.com - Search for recipes based on the ingredients you have.
24. Pipl.com - A search engine for finding people.
25. Charitynavigator.org - Evaluates various charities.
26. Newsmap.jp - Popular news headlines.
27. Radioreference.com - Listen to radio channels across the nation.
28. Jimmyr.com - Link aggregator.
29. Wolframalpha.com - A computational knowledge engine.
30. Heavens-above.com - Follow satellites and constellations.
31. Whatismyip.com - Figure out you I.P. address.
32. Spreeder.com - Improve reading speed and comprehension.
33. Simplynoise.com - Listen to white noise.
34. Camelcamelcamel.com - Tracks prices for any product.
35. Ptable.com - An interactive periodic table.
36. Retailmenot.com - Find coupons for just about anything.
37. Searchtempest.com - Search all of craigslist with one search.
38. Join.me - Peek in on somebody's computer screen.
39. Thistothat.com - Find out the best way to glue this to that.
40. Woorank.com - Find out what your website is missing, how you can improve it, and how to make Google recognize it better.
41. Scribblemaps.com - Draw on maps then share them with friends.
42. Mailvu.com - Video email.
43. Rhymer.com - Online rhyming dictionary.
44. Homestyler.com - Design your dream home.
45. Wetransfer.com - An easy way to send big files.
46. ​​Pastebin.com - A place to paste text.
47. Idlekeyboard.com - Make it sound like you are hard at work.
48. Dropbox.com - Backup your sensitive document online.
49. Seatguru.com - Find out where the best seats are on your plane flight.
50. Unlistmy.info - Find out which websites store data about you, and tell them to unlist your info.
51. Twofoods.com - Compare two foods ..
52. Gasbuddy.com - Find local gas prices.
53. Sleepyti.me - Plan out your sleep schedule better.
54. Ripetrack.com - Find out when certain fruits are ripe.
55. Compassionpit.com - Talk out your problems with others, or help others yourself.
56. Paperbackswap.com - Swap books with others.
57. Swole.me - Plan out your meals better.
58. Weatherspark.com - A graphical look at the weather.
59. Network-tools.com - Various network tools.
60. Amazon.com - The best place to buy things online.
61. Writecheck.com - Correct grammar and check for plagiarism.
62. Wakerupper.com - Send yourself a wake-up call.
63. Pcpartpicker.com - Plan out your next PC build.
64. Nophonetrees.com - Talk to an actual person instead of a machine when you call customer service.
65. Loads.in - Find out how long it takes websites to load.
66. Calorieking.com - Find nutrition information on various foods.
67. Manualslib.com - A database of PDF manuals for various products.
68. Eatthismuch.com - Create meal plans to meet your nutrition targets.
69. Keepmeout.com - Lock yourself out of time wasting websites.
70. Glassdoor.com - Research what it is like to work with certain companies.

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