Learn how things work
Do you wonder how some things work, or are you curious by nature? Here you have the website for you. 
HowStuffWorks is a page dedicated to tell people how things work and should be done.
Here you can find just about everything from knowing how a fiber cable is working and how to balance the budget.
Measure your bandwidth
This Week's web site is one of several sites that let you measure the bandwidth on your line. 
With Speedtest.net you can check the speed up to servers around the world. This gives a good indication if you get the correct speed from the ISP.
There is also a great way to boast to others if you have a really killer line.
The service measures download, upload and ping the servers. In addition, the iPhone users can download an application for service and perform measurements on the iPhone.
Visit Speedtest.net
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Customer is not always right.
This weeks website sorted under the humor section of the fixed element. The site offers humorous elements from including support and commercial industry.
How often has not been in support desk and got strange requests. Not to mention the shops. The slogan "the customer is always right" is itself a stroke of the bow on this page.
Here are presented namely the strangest requests from customers.
One must thus have a good idea of how the service industry has it in everyday life, and may perhaps have some sympathy with the people who work on the other side of the counter or at the other end of the handset?
Visit NotAlwaysRight
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Training and information
Week website are Adobe TV section. This section will give you that use Adobe's products access to guides, information about products, not to mention inspiration.
A good example is the series that allows you to learn Illustrator CS4 through video clips made by experienced users.
With this service, users see the clips when they want and where they want, write Adobe at their website. You can also create a user, providing the ability to save the clip to see in the future.
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Tutorials on the Web
Week website provides you with guides and tutorials in web design and development. You can also access the guides in other areas.
Nettuts + is a site targeted for web designers and developers who still want to evolve to make things better and easier.
Nettuts + is based on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, CMSer, PHP and Ruby on Rails.
In addition, Nettuts + member Tuts network, which covers even more areas. We are talking Photoshop, flash, music, sound, photography and much more.
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Reverse Image
This Weeks website is a reverse search engine for images. Instead of looking up the pictures, you can now find out where the images have been used.
TinEye allows you to search up the images you upload to TinEye have been used, and how they are used.
The search engine also checks for modified versions of the image you are looking up.
