The internet is well know for mashups and “compare” sites -we all remember “Hot or Not” and then there’s this little gem. Quests have been around forever, from Homer’s Odyssey to Tolken’s Lord of the Rings but no one has ever searched out the pure essence of “Awesome.” That is until now!
Ever get a song in your head, that just fuc*ing drives you crazy? It’s never Johnny Cash’s “Walk The Line” – it’s always Haddaway’s “What Is Love.” Well, the boys and girls over at Unhear It have come up with a little website to help you forget that shitty song, that’s stuck in your head.
Are you attractive but poor? Do people want to have sex with you all the time but you just want their money? Are you lazy and have no drive in life, plus you’ve always had a secret desire to be a prostitue? Have we got a job for you!
MissTravel.com is the only online dating website for travelers, and more specifically, we match Generous travelers who hate to travel alone with Attractive travelers who would love the opportunity to travel the world for free….
Simple idea: Say you want to send someone a note/email but don’t want it to stay around – one of those “Mission impossible” messages. Well, a new website called Burn Note is offering exactly that – send anyone a note and pick the amount of time you want it to be visible or alive. Done. So get out there and start sending fake kidnap letters….
Source: TheVerge
Apple made $46.33 billion in the Q1 2012 quarter but how much money is that really. Well, @orbuch & @n_quinlan created a site to put that crap-load of cash in perspective. Essentially, it’s viewer submitted equivalents to Apple’s revenue for the quarter, like the example below. If you wanna join in, visit the site by clicking here.
Source: AppleMadeMoreThan
Last night, Zappos and 6PM.com started notifying customers that their websites had been hacked and that sensitive customer data had been taken. While news is still coming in, it seems like names, Emails, Addresses, last four digits of credit card numbers and “cryptographically scrambled” versions of passwords were taken. In response to this Zappos & 6PM.com have reset all user passwords, you if you are a customer of wither website, you should have some Emails waiting for you in your inbox. Zappos sent this to customers:
We are writing to let you know that there may have been illegal and unauthorized access to some of your customer account information on Zappos.com, including one or more of the following: your name, e-mail address, billing and shipping addresses, phone number, the last four digits of your credit card number (the standard information you find on receipts), and/or your cryptographically scrambled password (but not your actual password).
For more information of to contact customer support, please visit Zappos.com or 6PM.com for more information and by no means, responde to any email asking you for information regarding wither account.
Source: TechCrunch