Results: Helpful Websites
I hope that these descriptions and urls of helpful or fun websites will be useful to one or more Tellwut'ers.
1.
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The url is radio.garden.com --- Radio Garden What it does: A live globe of world radio stations. Why it's helpful: Spin a 3D globe of the earth, click on any green dot in any country, and instantly stream whatever local radio station is broadcasting live in that city right now. I am really enjoying this website. It is really fun to listen to my old radio station from before I moved to where I live now, and it is fun to listen to stations all over the world. Do you think you will visit this website?
Yes
17%
•
167 votes
No
42%
•
411 votes
Undecided
25%
•
246 votes
Not Applicable
17%
•
166 votes
2.
2.
The url is supercook.com---What it does: Recipe generation based on what you own. Why it's helpful: Check off the random ingredients you currently have in your fridge or pantry, and it will give you a list of thousands of recipes you can make right now without going to the grocery store. I tried this. It came back with results saying that I could make over 35,000 of their recipes with what I had in my kitchen. You will have to choose tabs (and locate the tabs) but it is really worth it to play around with this website. Do you think you will visit this one?
Yes
18%
•
176 votes
No
39%
•
385 votes
Undecided
27%
•
264 votes
Not Applicable
17%
•
165 votes
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3.
ifixit.com---What it does: Free repair manuals for everything. Why it's helpful: Instead of paying a repair shop, search iFixit for step-by-step photographic guides on how to fix phone screens, drifting game controllers, appliances, or even cars. This site also sells the parts and/or special tools you will need to do your repairs, if you wish to purchase them there. The prices seem really reasonable to me, from what I've looked at. The guides with step-by-step instructions are free to use. Do you think you will visit this website?
Yes
25%
•
252 votes
No
29%
•
286 votes
Undecided
30%
•
294 votes
Not Applicable
16%
•
158 votes
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4.
Most of you have probably already heard about this one, but I wanted to include it in case someone hasn't heard about it: gethuman.com---What it does: Bypasses automated customer service phone trees. Why it's helpful: Search any major company to find the fastest phone number, the specific button combination to reach a living human, and current wait times. There are some companies that don't have a customer service line, (Wouldn't you know, the first one I searched gave me those results) but when this happens, it does show how to contact them in other ways. Do you think you will ever use this website?
Yes
27%
•
266 votes
No
28%
•
277 votes
Undecided
28%
•
274 votes
Not Applicable
17%
•
173 votes
5.
5.
Did you find anything useful in this survey? Yes
55%
•
549 votes
No
23%
•
229 votes
Not Applicable
21%
•
212 votes
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