Overview of small Web applications: Secret Door, Neonflames, Samplestitch and other

In this review, we traditionally provide useful services and interesting sites that can be useful to you in your work, entertain or even something to surprise. From the fresh issue, you will learn how to paint space wallpaper, try yourself in the role of a music producer and learn how to cut a perfect snowflakes out of paper.

How to take a step into the unknown

Who among us would not want to at least once in life to open the door... and be in a completely unexpected, incomprehensible and interesting place? Service Secret Door It gives everyone the opportunity. For this mysterious door waiting for you only the most surprising and unpredictable journey from Google Street View. Next, meet new experiences!

How to draw space wallpaper

If you are delusional space and in their dreams explore distant galaxies, the service Neonflames for you. With it, you can draw a very simple gorgeous cosmic landscape, which you can then download and use as wallpaper.

How to try himself as a music producer

Modern You are - it's not just a catchy melody and powerful rhythm. It is also a filigree producer, which gives the musical material is very individual sound that the audience wants to hear. If you think that it is very easy, try musical designer

How to make a perfect snowflake

In order to make a paper snowflake need scissors and paper. To make a perfect snowflake need scissors, paper and Service Snowdays.me. This is a virtual snowflakes designer that allows you to develop the most correct strategy of cutting out. After that there will be only a virtual project to implement in real life.

How to place files online for five minutes

If you suddenly need to share with someone files, the easiest way to upload them to one of the file-sharing services. 5minutestorage - one of them. Its main difference is that there is no need to register, and a limited lifetime of files on the server. Exactly five minutes later, all data related to your downloads will be destroyed.

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