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Tuesday, December 21, 2004

Where do you get your news from?

A news site has become quite possibly the greatest thing since sliced bread. Digg is a new spin on things as sites like slashdot and fark allow users to submit news, the users don't pick what goes on the front page. Not the case with Digg. Users and "dig" news stories and after so many digs it is put on the front page. Since the last post was so big, I thought I'd post just something small this time...and there it is

AK

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