Today’s website of the day is the utterly pointless and yet bizarrely charming Tyson the Skateboarding Bulldog. About which I will say nothing more – you just have to visit the site to get the full effect.

It’s been a long break, but we’ve actually got a website of the day again today! Today’s site is a rather nifty online application that takes images on your computer and blows them up to giant size, then creates a … Continue reading →

Want to know what time the sun will rise where you are? Or when it will set? If so, there’s a website just for you. The handily named www.SunriseSunset.com will give you sunrise and sunset times (as well as other … Continue reading →

Today’s site is the inimitable www.HowMotorwaysWork.co.uk – and if you think that’s a boring topic, look again. All the lowdown on middle-laners, white van men, repmobiles and all the other drivers that just don’t seem to get it. On the … Continue reading →

is a meta-site linking to lots of other sites giving useful information about the history and traditions of Christmas. Essential reading. It’s all there at Christmas in Cyberspace.

Another Christmas-themed website of the day today. Reindeer Tipping is a neat little Flash game where you have to, er, tip reindeer. That’s “tip” as in tip them over (like cow-tipping), not as in giving them extra money at the … Continue reading →

Another belated website of the day posting (I had a network problem yesterday which stopped me making the article live at the same time as it was going out on air), but better late than never. If you want a … Continue reading →

This was yesterday’s website of the day, but I forgot to press the “save” button before closing the browser. Anyway, if you want some inspiration for a last-minute present, particularly for the geek in your life, then check out Pointless … Continue reading →

I didn’t get round to posting the website of the day in the blog for the past two days, for a variety of reasons but mostly a lack of circular tuits. So, for anyone who was wondering where they were, … Continue reading →