Websites

Handy hourly rate calculator is a great tool for freelancers

Whether you're freelancing or working on side projects for some extra cash, make sure you get paid what you're worth with Freelance Switch's hourly rate calculator.Read More

New website contains more than 120,000 vintage ads that date back to the 1800s (in 50 market categories)

The Vintage Ad Browser collects vintage ads from a variety of sources, including books, magazines, CD-Roms, websites, APIs, and submissions. The site currently contains more than 120,000 vintage ads.

Vintage Ad Browser

VCR Clock website outlines the tribulations of setting a clock on an outdated VCR

Click the VCR Clock link below, but look closely - the link isn't as dead as it appears.

VCR Clock

New service allows you to upload a photo of your room, then virtually paint it before you pick up a brush.

You want to re-paint a room, but you're not sure if the color will look right — holding up a little color swatch only goes so far. Using the Colorjive website allows you to upload an image of your room and apply desired colors to the walls to see exactly how the room looks with that color.Read More

BeautifulLife.com has compiled the top 35 Grunge websites. Here are a few:

Grunge style is one of the most popular trends in modern web design. Coming from music styles late 1980 - mid 1900’s grunge style was initially characterized the processing of music albums and posters, and later in desing of music bands’ websites. Read More

The man who created the world wide web says the two strokes in front of every website address were a mistake.

Tim Berners-Lee, the man credited with creating the World Wide Web, recently said that his only real regret about his development is forcing people to type the (essentially unnecessary) double slash after the 'http:' in URLs.Read More