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I usually show you the most powerful websites on the internet, but today we’re looking at the ones you should NEVER visit. From creepy internet mysteries to the most useless sites ever created, these are the corners of the web that are better left alone. In this video, we explore strange websites to cure boredom, bizarre digital experiments, and creepy websites that feel like they shouldn't exist. Whether you're a tech enthusiast or just curious about the dark side of the internet in 2026, you won’t believe some of these are actually real. Don't Forget to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/3bAbOVA​ Get all the websites in my Newsletter: https://mctech.beehiiv.com/subscribe You can support me by buying me a coffee or becoming a Patreon Supporter and get the entire website list! https://buymeacoffee.com/setupspawn https://www.patreon.com/MattyMctech For more PC tips follow me on: https://www.instagram.com/setupspawn/​ https://www.tiktok.com/@mattymctech https://www.facebook.com/SetupSpawn https://www.twitter.com/Setupspawn #creepy #websites #scary Chapters:

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Normally I’m the guy showing you the most powerful websites you NEED to visit, but in this video I flipped it and ran through a list of sites you probably shouldn’t touch—because they’re creepy, weird, or just straight-up unhinged. I start with an AI “death date” predictor where you type in your stats and it spits out when (and how) you’ll supposedly die… complete with a countdown that’s way too confident. Then I show a URL shortener that does the opposite of what a shortener should do: it makes your link look as suspicious as possible (yes, it even throws in stuff like “redeem gift” energy), while still redirecting normally. After that, I hit the site that tells you the odds robots will take your job—so of course I check “computer programmer” and watch it come back at a high risk, because Cursor/Gemini/Claude Code exist and we all know what time it is. Then we get darker: a plane crash database with details, maps, and even “last words” transcripts/audio, and the Outrider Nuke simulator that lets you drop a low-yield (or the biggest) nuke on your city and see the blast, heat, shockwave, radiation, and fallout. I end with a few bonus useless websites (toilet paper unrolling practice, a picture that follows your cursor, “is my computer on”), and one final site that looks harmless until it isn’t.

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