I was stumblin’ the other day and came across this really cool site called Scribd, where you can upload your documents and share with the world. What does it do? It makes your PDF or Word Doc file visible on the internet.

Okay, this might not be the best site to publish your secret ingredient to making the pizza sauce. But if you already have powerpoint, Word Doc, or PDFs of your pamphlets, booklets, or e-books that promote your products, you might want to consider uploading them here. Google does search PDFs to a certain extent so it’d be wise. And with GoogleDocs, I bet Google will be able to search all types of documents.

Do you need to learn to install VMware on your new Fedora or Ubuntu? Here’s a cool site that has a massive collection on VMware howtos.

Here’s another cool site with a Web 2.0 logo howto. Awesome!

Ever wonder how these guys draw their Web 2.0 Logos? Sometimes its nice to learn from others, build up the basic skills and start your own creativity from there. In this Photoshop tutorial, I’m going to reveal you some of the nice Web 2.0 logos, how you can draw their logo exactly the same (well, not really 100% though) with Photoshop.

Check out this cool site with bunch of howtos and DIYs! Yes, we didn’t make it, we made stinkyworld and wagg.it though…

Here’s a cool site that can test your website to see if it’s available to people in China. Looks like zedomax is okay with China’s great firewall. Yipee!

I hear now people can get put into jail for using the internet too much, that sucks…

Here’s a cool site that gives you linux terminal commands in a nutshell…

via ss64

Here’s a cool site that has some free DIYs such as sneaky counterfeit detector, sneaky boomerang,
sneaky survival watch, and more…
via sneakyuses

Cy from sneakyuses.com writes,

“Sneakier Uses for Everyday Things has a science reuse and conservation theme illustrating how we
can do much more than we think with what we already have.”

Thanks Cy for the info~

There’s also a Youtube energy saving DIY competition,
you can read about it in Make.