Cool sites #1

On 12/02/2008, in Uncategorized

Some of these you may know, others you don’t. Japan always seems to get cool stuff before we do. This site, AudioCubes, sells it before mainstream retailers do. 

You may have heard of this site, Reddit, where users post links to interesting stories; it’s habit forming. 

Great desktop wallpapers and artwork here, at WeFindTheStuff.com.

Got any of your own to share?

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December 2nd, 2008 at 9:34 pm by Brent Beatty

A few of my favorites:

TED.com – thought provoking, inspirational talks by the worlds leading minds.

StumbleUpon.com – personalized website recommendations (also habit forming).

OCulture.com – Open Culture: always interesting collection of music, science, news, online courses, etc.

 

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