Website of the Day
Website of the Day: Binary Encoder
If you can't get enough of the binary goods, create your own binary secret messages with this website that allows you to encode and decode binary messages on the fly. Just type in your message, and encode to get your equivalent in ones and zeroes. Alternatively, if you find some binary code you want to translate into words, just click on "decode" to get your answer.
Website of the Day: Trivlike
Do you like trivia? Meeting new people? Trivlike combines both.
Website of the Day: Droolr
Billed as a "wishlist for geeks," Droolr is a great way to find the coolest, geekiest products. Thanks to reader MScream for sharing:
On Droolr.com, geeks — and the people who love them — can share, discover, and vote on the latest gadgets, electronics, and novelty items. To add items, create a wishlist, comment, or vote, users simply log in with their Twitter or Facebook account.
Website of the Day: Gruvr
I've talked a lot about Gruvr in the past — how it's helped you find live music in your area — but now there's another reason to check-in with Gruvr today: it can help you give charitably to the survivors of the Haiti earthquakes.
By entering in your city with the special "Haiti Concerts" search, you can find shows that are donating to relief efforts. A ton of shows are being held over the next few weeks in my town (and beyond) so why not make plans to enjoy some great music this weekend, while helping those who need it most?
Website of the Day: Favstar
Looking for a laugh? Check out Favstar, a site that lists the most popular tweets as selected by Twitter users. Every a tweet is favorited (by clicking on the star icon next to it in your Twitter feed), Favstar indexes the tweet.
5 Fun Time-Wasting Websites
Your week has just begun, so why does it feel like it should be Thursday already? If you've got some time to kill during your day as the clock tick-tick-ticks away to the weekend, then check out a few of these websites that will entertain, and put a smile on your face during your daily nine to five.
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Website of the Day: Vintage Ad Browser
Today's site satisfies my love for all things vintage — especially vintage geek! Vintage Ad Browser features old magazine and newspaper ads across tons of categories, like computers, sports, drinks, even SPAM (the canned meat, not the email!). You can browse pages of old ads by category and decade.
Website of the Day: ThredUp
You can recycle and trade your textbooks and your gadgets, so why not do the same with your clothes? With ThredUp, you can! ThredUp allows you to trade in the items in your closet that you just don't wear anymore for something that catches your eye from someone else's virtual closet.
Website of the Day: Awkward Stock Photos
One of the most fun parts of writing and posting interesting tech stories all day long is selecting a photo to accompany each story. For some, stock photos are the way to go. If you're not familiar with the concept, stock photography websites have thousands of images to choose from, perfect for illustrating stories.
Website of the Day: Traineo
If all this food blogging is starting to effect your waistline, then kick your resolutions into high gear with Traineo. This website makes it insanely easy to track your weight loss goals so you can drop the pounds without all the fuss of math equations.
Just enter your stats (current weight, height, goal weight, etc.), and Traineo will give you a detailed graph of your weight loss progress as you move along, as well as projected weights for the future and tells you exactly how many calories you can ingest each day to reach your goals.
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