2. Get rid of social media accounts
Want to get off a social site but not sure how? Account Killer provides step-by-step instructions about how to delete your profile and tips for things you should know. They also have a SiteCheck bookmarklet, which allows you to check before signing up to a new site to see if it will be easy to leave should you choose.
Visit Account Killer
3. Cafe atmosphere to work in
If you work from home or want to block out the sounds of your co-workers then Coffivity is the site for you. The site plays a mix of calm and commotion sounds.
Visit Coffitivity
4. Get the answer to any math problem
From simple algorithms to complex calculus to chemistry equations, this site has the answers. Great if you've forgotten the math you learned in school, but students will need to upgrade for step-by-step instructions of how to solve the problem.
Visit Mathway
5. Create your digital legacy
It's a fact of modern life that when we die we will leave behind a digital legacy. When you die, Tell Me Bye enables you to transfer files stored in the cloud to designated heirs, removes your social media profiles, send money from online accounts, give away your games, books and music bought online, send messages to family and friends and create a living will.
Visit tellmebye
6. Use math to make your decisions
If your life is filled with big decisions - should I take that job? Move to that flat? Move country? Then this is website for you. Decide on your questions and your priorities (it has some examples already available), set your priorities and get a response based on clear, objective criteria.
Visit SomethingPop
7. Print animated gifs
Those funny animated gifs are no longer fun when printed as they no longer move. Gifprint allows you to upload an animated gif and converts it so that you are able to make a flipbook.
Visit Gifprint
8. Learn something new every minute
If you're looking to increase your knowledge base of random facts, visit Factoclock to learn a new fact every single minute.
Visit Factoclock
9. Revisit the 1980s
Take a trip down memory lane with this site that streams scenes from the 1980s. Click for a new scene when you've had enough, or upload your own.
Visit poolside
10. Enjoy responses to the unbelievable
If you love reading satirical site The Onion, then you'll love reading the responses of people who think the articles are real. Literally Unbelievable bookmarks instances on social media where people respond to The Onion stories thinking they are true. It's both cringe-worthy and hilarious.
Visit Literally Unbelievable
- nzherald.co.nz
