http://www.howstuffworks.com
Should be pretty self-explaining, but for those who aren't on the mood to use their brain, or just don't get it, it's a sit full of descriptions about how diffrent things work.
Fore example, they tell you how to pick locks, how machine guns fire at that rate, how do to build a nuke (well, almost) and so on... it's great stuff.
Some ofcource know the site, but for those who don't...
Yes, its extreamly helpful. I love the 3D java models they have.
Yeah, that site is great.
If you're really into online resources, check out this post (http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread74106/pg1) at a science forum I recently found. It has a listing of loads of stuff, and I found out that MIT publishes their courses online because of it.
The internet makes learning or wasting time easy, depending on what you're most interested in. ;)
Another reason why I love the AGS forums.. Whatever you need to find, someone has a link!
Yeah... I hadn't really thought about how coffee makers make the coffee, but now I know... :)
Yeah, howstuffworks is great. My "high school" computing teacher told us to use it whenever we had something technical we were unsure of. Great stuff.
heh, so did my Secondary School "teacher"
I found it while searching google image search for a nuclear explosion... ::) "How do nuclear weapons work?" heh, these titles sound sometimes so funny to me...
Yeah, i remember discovering howstuffworks.
I felt like a little kid in a land of... land of something that joys little kids.