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Trade on historical data and see how random the market really is.

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Instructional recipes with video. Nicely done.

Props for the answer at least.

A meta-post of sorts.

Say what you want about repurposing content from other sources. Smashing Magazine is the single most helpful site I’ve come across in a long time that points me to good informative stuff. Kudos bars to them.

Smallness not urine.

Must find more ways to include celebutard into my technical conversations.

Another nice review site.

Haven’t gone through enough of the photos to determine what it does exactly, but hey, very web-2-point-o-ish look. What more do you want?

Best. News. Review. Format. Ever.

Holy Shee-ite. Slashdot moves past 1997 or so.

Sustainable consumerism?

Makes for an entertaining 15 minutes. Damn, and I thought I was a bad dresser.

The annotated Onion would at least have been more interesting (and relevant).

“The 2004 Utne Reader Independent Press Awards”:http://www.utne.com/pub/2005_127/promo/11502-1.html: A list of sites with interesting and excellent content. Mostly progressive leaning (Mojo, etc.) but you can look past that can’t you? Via “World Changing (World Changing)”:http://www.worldchanging.com, one of my new daily visits.

“The Baby Name Generator”:http://babynamewizard.com/namevoyager/, while somewhat of a misnomer, is nevertheless a very cool applet that graphs the popularity of baby names over time. Kai is slightly popular, whereas my name is nowhere to be found

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