What websites do you visit most often?

[XMC-plmix]

I'm curious which websites and online portals people visit most frequently. Do you mostly use news websites, social media, forums, entertainment portals, or specialized websites related to your hobbies and interests?

Personally, I tend to visit a few websites regularly rather than constantly switching between different portals. I'm interested to hear what other people use on a daily basis and which websites they simply couldn't imagine being without.

What are the websites you visit most often?

 

[kuru]

What does this question have to do with the Pyra?

 

[TeDaDeS]

What does this question have to do with the Pyra?

I've seen these kind of post by ai, I wonder what is the purpose.
Could be some random new forum member posting in a wrong section to, but why would you ask what kind of website people use.

 

[rygD]

Yes, I visit a website

 

[Null]

I visit a website

I don't.

 

[ClockworkCoder]

I wonder what is the purpose

To initially blend in as a "normal" member.

 

[TeDaDeS]

To initially blend in as a "normal" member.

Like sleeper-accounts, to be sold to someone who wants to spam forums on a later date?
I was thinking it might be gathering proof they can spam, maybe even collecting results on the reactions of their post.
If so, I at least want to let them now I indeed visit a website!

 

[atari_afternoon]

I am visiting a website probably right now.

Or is this "Videotext"?

I'm curious which teletext page people frequent on a daily basis!

Personally, I tend to use the Pandora regularly. She has helped me to stop that constant switching, that's related to my hobbies and interests.

 

[ClockworkCoder]

I'm curious which teletext page people frequent on a daily basis!

Teletext Viewer

Web based teletext emulator with different services on each channel. Includes Teefax, Ceefax, and Chunkytext.

zxnet.co.uk

 

[TeDaDeS]

I am visiting a website probably right now.

Sure, but the obvious follow-up question is: have you ever used the internet? And if so, do you use is on-line or off-line?
I usually get regular updates of the internet via CD-ROM and have a friend (who I fax my comments) post them here on the forums.
- And with 'a friend' he means random people who are paid for posting comments online, we're not his friend! He still thinks AI is actually Awesome Indian people, if he finds out those can be computers we'll lose our jobs.