What am I missing on the internet?

[Captain Turdseye]

I started a similar thread a few years ago and was pointed towards StumbleUpon. It's always good to kill an hour or two.

[bouncebrigade]

Huffington Post

Hit Or Stand (to hone your Blackjack strategy)

Snapfish (to store photos and create albums for purchase)

Trip Advisor (I review a lot)

Instagram pages of ex-girlfirends

[loadsoftrophies]

Stumbleupon is definitely one of the best browsers to use on the Internet, brings up some brilliant websites.

[Champ]

I can spend a morning looking for something to buy on Amazon, then i read the reviews and realise that the majority of people are idiots. Also, Wikipedia, you start off casually having a look at the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand by Gavrilo Princip in 1914 and twenty minutes later you're reading about Leerdammer cheese, with no idea of how you got there.

 

Jusy had a look through my "favourites" in work. Those two, Twitter, here, Trusted Reviews, Pimp that Snack, Telegraph Sport, Size and Evans Cycles are all saved. Strange collection, right there.

Haha, another Telegraph Sport lover. Mr Champ always makes a beeline for it when we're round at my folks'

[Adebisi]

Happy to see no one has mentioned buzzfeed. That site angers me more than it should.

I don't really spend much time on them these days, but I check numerous 4chan and reddit boards a few times a week. There's some good stuff on there if you can be arsed wading through the shite. Though tbh I reckon if I didn't go on 4chan in my teenage years and did now I'd be thinking 'What the fuck is this place?' Instead I know where to go for a decent discussion and have discovered all kinds of new music and films through it.

The Quietus and Pitchfork are where I go for my music reviews and that. Vice is quite decent too, though their magazine and documentaries are generally a lot better than a fair bit of the content on their website.
 

[setreal]

Redlettermedia

[Spy Bee]

Can I suggest checking out Get in the Sea of either Facebook or Twitter.

[Clem H Fandango]

newsbiscuit.

 

a user submitted satirical take on current world affairs, extremely funny.

[Lario]

https://www.udemy.com/courses/ Has some good courses.

 

Then keep an eye on this thread http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057198335&page=95 and there are always courses reduced to free that you can keep in your library to use when you want.

[Dougie Do'ins]

Other than shopping, I do plenty of reading on other sites for local and world news but I only interact on two. Here and another sporting club who play north of the border and play in green and white hoops.

[Boss]

Redlettermedia

 

Their breakdown of the Star Wars prequels is hours of enjoyment.

[setreal]

Or you could always play your favorite ballgame: http://www.hattrick.org/

[cloggypop]

Play ZX Speccy games in your browser.

 

http://torinak.com/qaop/games

 

Even works on your phone.

 

 

[Spy Bee]

I'#ve thought of a couple more excellent and educational websites

 

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

http://www.laddertheory.com/

[Special K]

I spend an unhealthy amount of time on Reddit

[Paul]

I'#ve thought of a couple more excellent and educational websites

 

http://www.realultimatepower.net/

http://www.laddertheory.com/

Ha, ha, ha!!! That ninja site is "sweet".

[Spy Bee]

Ha, ha, ha!!! That ninja site is "sweet".

The Hate Mail bit is awesome.

[Jairzinho]

Didn't know where else to put this. Couldn't be arsed starting a thread on interviews (couldn't find one when I searched), although a thread on good interviews would be, well, good. Anyway -

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gen5feHI7Os

[Chairman Meow]

I've not seen that one. But Akala is always very interesting to listen to. 

[SasaS]

Is he some hippity hoppity artist you young chaps like?

[Kevin D]

Can anybody recommend a news website? The independent has been shite for a year now and I've no confidence it's going to get back to being decent. I already use BBC, Guardian, NYT, Washington post, the intercept and Huffington post. I don't mind if the website has a political slant/bias, just as long as it reports the relevant facts accurately.

[Elite]

Can anybody recommend a news website? The independent has been shite for a year now and I've no confidence it's going to get back to being decent. I already use BBC, Guardian, NYT, Washington post, the intercept and Huffington post. I don't mind if the website has a political slant/bias, just as long as it reports the relevant facts accurately.

Daily Sport

[maguirehelen1968]

 

 

 

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[Jairzinho]

Can anybody recommend a news website? The independent has been shite for a year now and I've no confidence it's going to get back to being decent. I already use BBC, Guardian, NYT, Washington post, the intercept and Huffington post. I don't mind if the website has a political slant/bias, just as long as it reports the relevant facts accurately.

 

I watch RT shows,  Al Jazeera, teleSUR, the Real News, and Novara Media.

 

I am a radical, extremist, libtard though.

[Guest]

Can anybody recommend a news website? The independent has been shite for a year now and I've no confidence it's going to get back to being decent. I already use BBC, Guardian, NYT, Washington post, the intercept and Huffington post. I don't mind if the website has a political slant/bias, just as long as it reports the relevant facts accurately.

 

http://www.theonion.com/