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tash says:

If google were to disappear one day.. I’d be pretty sad. I rely almost soley on google search, gmail and google reader.
Other than that most websites I find have an alternative like you said, and won’t miss for very long.

Tobey says:

I’ve been using Netvibes for some time and I think it’s a great service and I was amazed when I saw it the first time. But since Rootly suits my needs better, I started using that instead.

Another great project I “couldn’t live without” is surely Giveawayoftheday.com. These guys rock.
Free commercial software every day, that’s like a dream.

At last, when talking about search engines, I’d mention Snap.com, futuristic search engine with additional services like SnapShot.

coco says:

google.com

i can’t live without it. haha.

Neil Greenhorn says:

Google! For sure!
I would not live with-out it!
I use Google Search and Gmail, both really good!
Also the forums I view a lot!
http://www.gizmondoforums.com
[[and others]]

Tobey says:

I’d also mention http://www.sharogle.com if u have an AdSense account already.

gnome says:

I’d mention:

Netvibes, RSS in general, Digg, Stumble Upon and -obviously- Blogger. Oh, yes, BitTorrent too.

Piu says:

what ’bout imeem…listen your playlist from any pc…that rocks

Everton Blair says:

Google Reader for me - starting point for all my browsing now

listikal says:

1. Google Reader
2. Digg
3. GMail
4. TechCrunch
5. Del.icio.us

Pseudoesfera says:

I’d recommend 4 great services:
1. Bugmenot: provides lots of usernames and passwords so you can have full access to the sites that require some kind of registration. (www.bugmenot.com)
2. Gliffy: great online webapp for drawing UML, flowcharts, networks and other diagrams. It’s flash-based and it’s “almost” free. It needs registration but you should know by know, where to find a username and password :-P (www.gliffy.com)
3. OSalt: “Open source as alternative” is their slogan. Is a search engine where you can “find open source software alternatives to well-known commercial software”. (www.osalt.com)
4. GHacks of course!

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