You never know what you're going to find here! They have a random link generator that takes you to a new "useless" website. Some of them are actually really fun.

The Useless Web

https://theuselessweb.com/

If you're looking for something random to exercise your brain on for a few minutes, this may be the thing that turns 2 minutes into 20.

Non-SAAS Software

 So there's a list being made of Non-SAAS Software. What is that? It's software that does not require a subscription. So, you buy it once and you're done. Do you have an old machine that still performs certain tasks well? Well, you can keep that 10 year old software on it, because it's not SaaS.

The website is No Sassy. No Software As Service, but in a Sassy way. Some links are for free software, other paid, but all of it "installable" and more or less "ownable."

No Sassy

More information on SAAS: Software as a service is a business model to keep a steady income stream. While it's great for those running the software, it can be completely detrimental for the average user simply by cost alone. Long-term costs are incredibly high for SAAS.

Art Fire - Sell Your Art Without Fees

Art Fire is a place where new artists and old artists alike can sell their art in form of home decor or body decor! Body decor is of course a fancy pantsy method of saying Jewelry I just made up since it does fit the description "Body Decor."

Art Fire
"Sell without Fees. Create without limits!"
(That's their tagline, I didn't make that one up)

Here you can buy jewelry, chairs, gloves, dolls, toys, tools to make those things yourself and much more! Just go to their site and look at their category list (currently on the left side). The contents are interesting enough that you'll enjoy looking at a couple of the categories.

Oh, and I forgot the most important part, they don't charge the sellers to sell! That's good news for sellers and buyers, because buyers don't have to pay jacked up prices to cover for fees! Everyone wins :) The company makes their money apparently from advertising, but that's nothing new... There's ads where people pay close to the most to sell, eBay.