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A Google search for your favorite movies and shows gives you thousands-to-a-million results. Some results point to the information sites while some take you directly to stream or download your favorite show or movie. Its a good thing that we get our desired result and enjoy the entertainment that Google helped us find. The thing that we fail to understand is that often these websites giving us free entertainment are not legal and they host pirated content. And its not a secret what happens next if we get caught watching pirated content. So, it is best for us to be safe online and inspect the websites we visit for our entertainment and find legal ways for that. I've found these platforms that host legal content online:  Where To Watch Netflix Hulu Amazon Prime Internet Archive YouTube Movies YouTube Shows Vudu Blockbuster Now Cinema Now Retrovision Classic Movies Xfinity Can I Stream It PBS Video Classic Cinema Online Lifetime Popcorn Flix Indie Flix Open Cultur

Music industry has been revolutionized when streaming was introduced. People have access to their favorite music for free anytime they want and anywhere they like. And it is totally legal too. Only requirement is a decent Internet connection which is available in all the developed nations of the world and broadband penetration is increasing day-by-day in the developing nations as well. So, here are the platforms: Pandora Spotify Google Play Music Apple Music Microsoft Groove Saavn Gaana Bollywood Hungama Music Music India Online Jango mySpace Songs Slacker iHeart Radio 977 Music Mix Cloud Rdio Deezer SoundCloud TuneIn Never Ending Playlist 8 Tracks Radio Tuna Radio Tunes Listube Shout Cast Guvera Last FM 1 FM Kidz Search Radio MTV Music Earbits Radio Presto Classical Connect Freegal Noisetrade Free Music Archive Jamendo MP3 Amazon Free Songs Epitonic Pure Volume Live Music Archive SXSW Torrents Panda.cd Etree

It's been a year since I started freelancing and it has been an awesome experience. I knew I wasn't made for the typical 9 to 5 job but I didn't have the courage to do something about it. I worked for 5 years in a traditional job growing impatient day-by-day. As a human being, our focus is not the same every hour of every day. Some days you are energetic and some days just pass on. Even in a day, there are specific timings for each one of us when we are extremely energetic, when we are unstoppable. I was no different. My attention span degraded each passing minute if I continued working for more than 4-5 hours. I had to take a break and re-energize. Gradually, I realized that this way I could sustain for longer hours without loosing my focus. So, I would take a break every 2 hours and take a walk or have a tea. This break would be about 10-15 minutes long. This started working wonders for me. So, I've been doing just that. Nowadays, I can work for 10-12 hours a day if

In this age of Computers, you can learn any skill within a week or so. Of course, mastering the same skill requires practice and patience. Internet has opened up numerous opportunities to various sources of information on variety of things. There's nothing left which you can't learn on the internet, starting from making your bed to building an airplane. I've found these resources that mainly help people learn something new everyday: Khan Academy Udacity edX Code Academy Coursera PluralSight Udemy Degreed Cloud Academy Duolingo Curiosity Instructables Stuk.io Code Combat Memrise Future Learn Lingvist Busuu Check IO Sywork Lrn Primer Live Coding Trinket Drupalize Me Bloc Vocabulary Babbel Wix Ed Pencil Code SquareKnot Platzi Data Camp Highbrow Skillshare Coursmos Sitepoint Premium iTunes U Code School Thinkful Data Quest Curious Creative Live Lynda Guides Code   Base Rails Data Monkey Learnist One Month Dash Bento Learn

Programming is not a single day activity. It requires practice and continuous learning, improvement to hone our minds, to become a better programmer. Here are some online resources where we can practice our learning and improve our skills: Stack Overflow Code Wars Programmr Hacker Rank Code Eval Exercism Codingame Top Coder Sphere Online Judge Code Chef Google Code Jam Programming Praxis Crazy For Code Coding Bat Code Golf (@Stack Exchange) Project Euler Al Zimmermann's Programming Contest OSIX Hack This Site Programming Puzzles (@Quora) Code Kata Python Challenge Ruby Quiz Algorithmatic Rosetta Code Wu Riddles Timus Online Judge Career Cup Leet Code Rankk British Informatics Olympiad IBM Ponder This Google Algorithm For Geeks Forum Less Than Dot The Daily WTF's BYOC Daily Programmer (@Reddit) Hacker Pex For Fun 4Clojure IOCCC Cyber Dojo Rosalind

Programmers / Developers can learn about recent developments in technology, programming languages, tutorials, paradigms, etc. by simply following these channels: Derek Banas Code School TV TreeHouse Learn Code Academy Slidenerd The New Boston Google Developers Android Developers GOTO Conferences Coding Made Easy New Circle Training PHP Academy Dev Tips Level Up Tuts Quentin Watt Adam Khoury Kud Venkat Programming Knowledge Computerphile Programming Tutorials SentDex Swift Language Code Geek Easy Dev Tuts JREAM Coder's Guide Easy Learn Tutorial Live Lessons Wired Wiki

YouTube is a superb platform to showcase your talent to the world. You can find videos to keep you laughing, learning, entertaining forever! Entertaining: Last Week Tonight TVF (The Viral Fever) AIB  (All India Bakchod) EIC (East India Company) Comedy One Mania Ki Duniya Screen Patti SDE (Shuddh Desi Endings) Comedy Factory India Jay Hind Bollywood Gandu Suresh Menon Arnab Fankly Speaking (Suresh Menon's) Ram Audio (Gujarati Jokes, Shows) Shemaroo Entertainment (Movies, Plays, Shows) Shemaroo Gujarati  (Plays, Shows) Food: Sanjeev Kapoor Khazana Nisha Madhulika VahChef Mrs. VahChef Chef Harpal Singh Food Food India Bhavna's Kitchen Manjula's Kitchen Chawla's Kitchen Sruthi's Kitchen Archana's Kitchen Eat East Indian Rajshri Food Zee Khana Khazana Tarla Dalal's Kitchen Sharmila's Kitchen Learning: Khan Academy Crash Course How To Adult Life Noggin TED TEDx TEDeducation Common Craft In 59 Seconds Test

Nowadays, you get multiple options to save your data on cloud and access it anywhere. Cloud storage providers offer free solutions for personal usage, so we get the safety and security of our data. However, not all the storage providers encrypt our data, meaning, prying eyes can look for our data, go through it and use it against us in anyway they want. Please check out these options for encrypted and secure storage providers: SpiderOak - 2 GB, trial for 2 months. $7 for 30 GB once the trial expires. Mega - 50 GB free. Charges for extra storage. TeamDrive - 10 GB for €59.50 per year. Sync - 5 GB free. Charges for extra storage and features. IDrive - 5 GB free. Charges for extra storage and features. JustCloud - 100 GB for $35.94 per month.  SwissDisk - 1 GB for $3.99 per month. Tresorit - 100 GB for $12.50 per month. There are software that encrypt your data before uploading and decrypt it once downloaded. You can use these software to ensure your files are safe on

With government agencies spying our private lives, it has become a necessity to use systems and software that keep our private lives off of the government prying eyes. Here are some of the options available when it comes to sending encrypted messages for your personal as well as professional needs: ProtonMail  - Headquartered in Switzerland, this email service provides maximum security for your communication and it is free.  Tutanota - An opensource and free email service provider from Germany. SendInc  - A freemium email service provider. S-Mail  - Secure mail provider. CounterMail - A paid secure email service provider. NeoMailBox - Paid service provider. 4SecureMail - Paid service provider. LockBin - Freemium service provider. Virtru - Secure mail provider, works with GMail, Yahoo & Hotmail in all the recent browsers. HushMail - Paid service provider. DarkMail  - Not yet released. Work is in progress to create Email 3.0 as mentioned by the website.  There

Internet is composed of uncounted documents stored in every part of the world taking loads of hard drive space. All these documents reside on the computers until someone asks for them. Once we fire a website address into our preferred internet browser, these documents start loading and we are presented with unlimited information. Search engines are the ones helping us find the content we are looking for. Google  - The number one favorite of all.  DuckDuckGo  - It respects our privacy. Doesn't store anything on their server. ixQuick  - It respects our privacy.  Blippex - It doesn't track us.  Mojeek  - No tracking. Motherpipe  - No tracking, complete privacy. Zeekly  - Private and secure search engine. Internet Archive  - Technically, its not a search engine, its a way back machine. This organization has been keeping an archive of all the documents on the internet, organized date & time-wise. Its some sort of a time machine for the internet.  WolframAlpha  - The

Blogging or writing about something can be a hobby or a career. All of us have a friend or two who has an online presence of some sorts. People write to show their emotions, to raise their voice against something that is wrong, to opine about something, to get paid etc. Writing, for some people, is an adventure into their fantasy-land, the virtual world where everything is possible. For writing, you need a paper (blog post) and finding that paper or notebook of papers (website) sometimes can be tricky. So, these are some of the online platforms that enable us to write: Blogger - Well, this blog is using this awesome platform from Google. It is 100% free and you can sign-in using your Google account. WordPress - It is a free blog-hosting site that allows you to 3GB of space with unlimited bandwidth to write about anything. But, if you can manage a hosting provider yourself, you can install a WordPress blog and customize it to your needs. You can get almost anything done on your