AmusicTech&Media

Junk My Car allows you to sell your car without hassle, all you have to do is tell a little bit about your car, and where it is located, then Junk My Car will make you an offer. Once you accept an offer they'll even pick up your car for you and give you cash right on the spot, or if you prefer a check to be mailed in, then they'll do that to. 

Text faces is a compiled list of  Unicode  faces that you see on social media and you wonder...how did they create that face? Well, here is your chance to use some of these faces, and there are new faces added everyday. 

Keys duplicated is an IOS app that allows you to copy your house with the snap of a picture. 

The first time I signed up for twitter the first thing I did was just follow a bunch of random accounts, some personal and others are companies that I could care less, but I did this, because about 50% percent of the time the  people  will follow you back. So, then i have gained a lot of followers, but sometimes some unwanted tweets and posts show on my twitter feed and I do not want to see it, so if you want to clean up any of this junk, then try Simplewash. Simplewash is a tool that helps you clean your twitter history from undesirable content. Below is a screenshot of what the it will look like, once signed in with your twitter account, but because I do not have unwanted content I am not going to do this. You can either start wash or do a custom search for the content you do not want.

I am not sure how useful this tool would be, but Hardlywork.in turns your Twitter and Facebook feeds into spreadsheets. 

Sometimes, when you purchase things online, or signup for services, that could be anywhere from buying a subscription, purchasing software, or some online service, most of these services and purchase authorize you to read the Terms of Service, I can guarantee that 100% of people out of the population, do not do this, because most people do not like to read, let alone reading a bunch of obvious things we already or hear over and over again. So, to fix this problem, you have Terms of Service: Didn't Read , this an extension, that gives you information about the terms and privacy policies of the websites you browse. It is  available  for Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, Opera, and coming to Internet Explorer soon. 

Homemade Tools is a site with and Encyclopedia of over a 10,000 homemade tools. I do not know if a lot of people would be interested in these, but they are interesting to look at, well maybe for me.