7 Brilliantly Useless Websites You Won't Believe Exist
Don't even pretend you're working.
Don't even pretend you're working.
Birth cities and names of first pets are common security questions—and common quiz queries.
You can probably guess the first two.
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The debut of the virtual gift currency in 1999 was supposed to change how we shopped on the internet. Russian hackers ruined it for everyone.
Inflated pricing, hindered access to knowledge, and slower connections are just the beginning.
A ruined castle will be restored thanks to the powers of the internet.
Believers: Click at your own risk.
Over 3600 kiwis have signed up to participate.
Sadly, many Floridians want an explanation for why they "feel so alone."
Clicking this icon will help you determine if a source is legitimate.
They're not just a groovy decoration.
Re:scam knows the most infuriating questions to ask.
From unlocking secret channels to enabling instant replays, you may not be getting the most out of your tech devices.
The institution has been notoriously stingy with images in the past.
So far, the wild birds have caused $61,500 worth of damage, according to officials.
The fifth dimension is about to meet the world of streaming.
Maybe move your office gossip to a different forum.
It was downloaded 60,000 times in 24 hours.
The Japanese snow macaque managed to unlock a car door and stun bystanders at a Canadian IKEA. Things only got weirder from there.
Learn moviemaking tips from an undisputed master of the craft.
Change your Wi-Fi channel, change your life.
Do decent manners and polite comments still count in the digital age? Don't underestimate the importance of good "netiquette."
The singer's effusive lip-syncing made him famous in the USSR in the '70s. Then the internet found him.