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For the last few months I have stumbled across a few new sites that I seem to be using now on a daily basis. I thought I would go ahead and share just in case you haven’t come across them yourself.

Hulu.com is a site that grabs TV shows/videos from all the different networks and posts them on one site. The videos are played using FLASH instead of using windows meadow player, or quicktime.

Mint.com is a site that is very similar to quicken or microsoft money but everything is stored online. Mint goes out and grabs your banking transactions and balances every time you log in. It does a pretty job at sorting your transactions into different categories and lets you set and manage a monthly budget. The security of the site is legit but if your one of those people that are weary of internet security this isn’t for you.

getdropbox.com can be used many different ways. You can use it to share files back and forth with friends and family or you can use it to access files between your work computer and your home computer. You first need to download dropbox to your computer and then choose a place to drop your dropbox folders. At that point you need to setup the other computers you want to share that folder with. Any file you insert into that dropbox folder will then update any computer that is associated to that folder as well. To get a better understanding on how all this works, watch the video on the main site.