In our daily life we will search for many sites in internet .In that some video sites will be reachable very fast for our day to day life. In that YouTube will be the first place for searching videos. Without knowing YouTube no person will not be there in the world. YouTube is just not an exaggerated thing. By seeing and following YouTube now so many websites are just created like that. In that some are funny videos, comedy videos, amazing videos, movie trailers etc.
Here is the complete list.
Courses and tutorials:
Self-Help/Advice:
Software/Add-ons:
Videogame emulation. Any decently powered computer today can play all your classic videogames, ranging from the classic systems like the NES, Atari 2600, SNES, and Genesis to more modern systems like N64, PS2, Gamecube, and even Wii. And there is so much more you can do to the games with emulation, such as texture mods, custom roms, superspeed, and more. See: http://coolrom.com/
Inkscape: free and open source software vector graphics editor (Like Adobe Illustrator). Powerful and easy to learn. If you know Adobe, it's very similar. http://www.inkscape.org/en/
OpenOffice: free opensource productivity suite by Apache as a replacement for Microsoft Office. Has presentation, spreadsheets, word processor, drawing, and a database. Can read and save as older versions of Office documents. Very clean interface. https://www.openoffice.org/
http://puush.me: Instant screen shotting device, allows sharing files/pictures instantly from your screen. Press a button, screenshot you can instantly link to anyone.MyFitnessPal, if you use it and you're honest, you'll lose weight. It is a great tool. Unfortunately I tend to either not use it or lie. The MyFitnessPal iPhone app is free and wonderful too. The fact you can enter a food by scanning a bar code is fantastic.
Here is the complete list.
Entertainment:
- Project Gutenberg - Free books
- OpenLibrary - download out-of-copyright books, borrow in-copyright books.
- LibriVox - Free audio books
- Podiobooks.com - free audiobooks mostly from self-published authors.
- Documentary Heaven - Free documentaries
- TopDocumentaryFilms.com and FreeDocumentary.tv - more free documentaries
- Last.fm - Keeps track of your listening habits
- Songza - Playlists for whatever mood you're in.
- 8tracks - Another playlist service with playlists created by users. Internet radio created by people, not algorithms.
- Popcorn Time
- Media Hint - Allows for US Netflix and Pandora access for those of us living abroad. Turns out Media Hint are now charging
- ZenMate - (Chrome extension) MediaHint alternative.
- Hola Unblocker - Same as above, allows access to US Netflix, Hulu, Pandora, etc.
- Soundozer - it's kind of like Pandora, but you can listen to any song you search for and you can create a station based on that song. You don't have to register either.
- Grooveshark - free music, online radio, streaming.
- Jango - Free music - internet radio that plays what you want, great for those who can't access Pandora.
- Pornhub - free porn, nuff said
- TBLOP - The big list of porn
Courses and tutorials:
- Class Central - Discover free online classes (MOOCs) from top universities like Stanford, MIT, Harvard, etc.
- Coursera
- OpenStudy
- Open2Study
- FutureLearn - Learning for life, provided by UK and international universities.
- Udacity
- iTunes U - iTunes University offers many free open courses from leading university.
- Harvard Open Courseware
- MIT Open Courseware
- Yale Open Courseware - actual video lectures for the class so you can get the in-class experience. Lots of classes over lots of subjects.
- Stanford Open Courseware
- EDX - Free courses from the best universities, you can even get a diploma for a few dollars.
- Khan Academy - Free maths learning tutorials
- PatrickJMT - making FREE and hopefully useful math videos for the world!
- Codecademy and LearnStreet - Free interactive coding tutorials
- Become a programmer, motherfucker
- Duolingo and FSI Language courses- Free language learning
- Memrise - Learn vocabulary, languages, history, science, trivia and just about anything else easily using flashcard techniques.
- Anki - Similar to Memrise. Anki is a program which makes remembering things easily. Intelligent flashcards
- Ted Talks - Free talks and lecture about anything and everything
- Wolfram Alpha - Your one stop shop for calculations and questions about anything
- Mathway - Awesome math problem solver.
- A giant collection of Computer Science books made freely available
- FreeRice - Answer vocabulary questions and rice is donated to charity! Be sure to turn off adblock when using this site, as that's how they supply the rice!
- Mendeley - The best free way to manage your research. Organize, share, discover. Great for when writing a paper, it manages all your referencing/bibliography in many different available notations
Self-Help/Advice:
- 7 Cups of Tea - Free, anonymous, and confidential conversations with trained active listeners. Please don't spam the site, they offer a great service
- Thrive On - Not completely free, but aims to bring affordable online mental health programs to those who would otherwise go without. Starting next month
- Blah Therapy - Online listening service. "Experience the rewards of venting to a stranger or lending an ear."
- MoodGYM - Learn cognitive behaviour therapy skills for preventing and coping with depression.
Software/Add-ons:
- Ninite - update/install all your programs at once
- PortableApps - load several apps on a thumb drive to run on any Windows PC.
- SlimDrivers - Cloud based program that detects what drivers need to be updated. Incredible--especially after formatting an operating system. No need for CDs or trying to remember which model card, adapter...etc. you have.
- Copy - Online cloud storage. Start with 15gb free.
- BitTorrent Sync - Secure, unlimited file-syncing. No cloud required.
- SyncThing - opensource alternative for bitsync. its recommended if you care about your privacy and security of your files
- Mega Desktop Sync(50GB) and Symform (Unlimited, but you must share back!) - both cloud storage services
- Calibre - Free ebook library management
- F.lux - Changes the colour of your screen as the day progresses
- GIMP - Free photo manipulation software
- Paint.NET - Windows application designed to be the much needed upgrade to MS Paint.
- Pixlr - Online photo editor. web-based equivalent to an old version of Photoshop from 2005 or something. Very functional for occasional use manipulating images, and seeing as it's web-based and doesn't require an account it's super easy to use from anywhere.
- Sumo Paint - Powerful graphics editor for your web browser and pc.
- Blender - Open source, cross platform suite of tools for 3D creation.
- Prey Project - Multi-platform anti-theft software
- KeePass - free, open source, light-weight and easy-to-use password manager.
- LastPass - free (with premium for multiple platforms), easy-to-use password manager.
- Dictionary Pop-up extension, double click on a word that you don't know the meaning of and a dictionary definition pops up.
- Firefox extension powered by dictionary.com.
- Chrome extension powered by Google
- ClipCube - clipboard history. I missed this when using Windows
- ClipX - ClipX is a tiny clipboard history manager. It is sweet, it is free, use it. ClipCube alternative.
- LeechBlock (Firefox add-on) - simple productivity tool designed to block those time-wasting sites that can suck the life out of your working day.
- StayFocused - Chrome alternative to LeechBlock.
- Reaper - Audio workstation
- Audacity - free, open source, cross-platform software for recording and editing sounds.
- MuseScore - Free music composition and notation software.
- Notepad++ - Notepad++ is a free source code editor and Notepad replacement that supports several languages.
- Sublime Text - a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose. Note that it is a never-ending free trial, but you should consider paying for the service to support the developers.
- Sublime Text ColourCoder Plugin - this plugin for Sublime Text will highlight every variable in its own, consistent color (feature known as semantic highlighting, variable-name highlighting, contextual highlighting) you name it.
- Atom Editor - A hackable text editor for the 21st Century.
- Komodo Edit IDE - Powerful free editor for Python, PHP, Perl, Ruby, Tcl, Javascript and other major web languages.
- Celtx - Free scriptwriting and all-in-one production studio.
- Rainmeter - Windows desktop customisation. Similar to Conky for Linux.
- Handbrake - open source video transcoder, recommended by
- YouTube Video Converter - coverts YouTube videos to MP3, AAC, MP4... Recorder, Converter and Downloader. recommended by
- Pocket - a great site for saving articles, recipes or whole pages for later offline viewing, and cloud syncs with all your devices. recommended by
- Feedly - Read more, know more. RSS feed. They also have an awesome app
- OpenOffice - Free office software
- LibreOffice - offers much more up-to-date software than OpenOffice. recommended by many people while I was sleeping
- TeraCopy - TeraCopy is designed to copy and move files at the maximum possible speed. It skips bad files during the copying process, and then displays them at the end of the transfer so that you can see which ones need attention.
- MyNoise - Custom-shaped Online Noise Machines. recommended by
- Privacy Badger - developed by the EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation) and is a browser add-on for Chrome and Firefox that helps lower your internet footprint and stop third party trackers from following your movement around the web.
- DistroWatch - Put the fun back in computing. Use Linux, BSD. This site gives detailed information on each Linux distribution and provides links to their respective communities.
- Rufus - Easily create bootable USBs [Windows], burning bootable OS ISOs.
- UNetbootin - allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for Ubuntu, Fedora, and other Linux distributions without burning a CD. It runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
- CloudForge - Free Subversion and Git hosting.
- Spoon - Use your software and files from any desktop. free virtualization startup that lets users launch full desktop apps from any browser without having any of them installed on my computers.
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