Where do you go on the web?

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  1. Colonel Sanders

    Colonel Sanders Minimodder

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    Lately, I find my interest in the web just lacking. The only web pages I visit are bit-tech, PCMech, wikipedia, and I play a bit of Yahoo pool quite a bit.

    I need some suggestions for other web-sites to visit! i find myself barely gameing due to work, I'm not really sure what I'm interested in now. I like music (speaking of which, I remember a while ago when someone here talked a web-page that plays a custom web-radio station based upon music you like, anyone know what I'm talking about?) and I need to learn more about programming.

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  2. zach1288

    zach1288 What's a Dremel?

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    Im in the same rut as you.

    As for the radio station website its pandora.com :rock:
     
  3. bubsterboo

    bubsterboo What's a Dremel?

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    Kind of irrelevant to music and programming, but i feel like i should mention them anyways.

    engadget.com has some interesting stuff, aswell as hackaday.com
     
  4. Gravemind123

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    If you want some very crude laughs: http://uncyclopedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

    That can keep you busy laughing for a while. Also try reading webcomics based on your interests, they can pass time well!
     
  5. geek1017

    geek1017 What's a Dremel?

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    My open tabs, on a pretty much daily basis, are Bit-Tech, BBC or Mainichi News, Webcomics, and Google.

    All of my school research gets done in the library archives available online or through good ol' google searching.

    pandora.com also gets my recommendation, though they don't have very much Japanese music.

    Also check out IPTV stuff like diggnation
     
  6. Stwongbad

    Stwongbad What's a Dremel?

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    whoa i just tried pandora...and its like what ive been searching for. I have the same problem and all i do it browse bit-tech and maybe a couple videos. another reccomendation for pandora right here!
     
  7. FredsFriend

    FredsFriend What's a Dremel?

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    You can waste several days on B3ta.com and weebls-stuff.co.uk is generally good.
    As for the programming side of things; it depends on what type of language you want to learn
     
  8. Cthippo

    Cthippo Can't mod my way out of a paper bag

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    sad to say, Mostly Bit, eBay, Yahoo News, and the web comics (User friendly, Penny Arcade, Ctrl-alt-delete, and Mows).

    Once in a while I'll wander elsewhere, but those take up a pretty good chunk of my time
     
  9. Ramble

    Ramble Ginger Nut

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    Usually, it's Digg, Slashdot and Bit-Tech as well as some friends blogs and sometimes wikipedia.
    I'll visit Neowin and Aeroxp just for some vista news occasionally.
     
  10. will.

    will. A motorbike of jealousy!

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  11. DeX

    DeX Mube Codder

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    If you want a programming based distraction, then I recommend Project Euler. It's great if you want to hone your programming skills and improve your knowledge of number theory while at the same time doing something constructive and challenging with your spare time. I've been pretty hooked to it recently.
     
  12. specofdust

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    My regulars are just here, news.bbc, slashdot.org, wired.com - then there are some irregulars that I spent huge ammounts of time on maybe once or twice a year, like Xtremesystems - where I'll cram info before buying expensive stuff. Last.fm and Ishkurs guide to EDM have been come fairly regular for me too whenever I run out of music I want to listen to.
     
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    TheoGeo What are these goddamn animals?!

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    xen0morph Bargain wine connoisseur

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    b3ta, barryboys, squatjuice, that's about all really :p
     
  17. mushky

    mushky gimme snails

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    bbc, bit-tech, ocuk, mr2oc, something awful, skysports, hammers mad.
     
  18. PA!N

    PA!N What's a Dremel?

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    Daily:
    bit-tech.net :thumb:
    Gizmodo.com
    Gizmag.com
    Wallpaper.com (almost daily)
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    Occasionally:
    strategypage.com
    militaryphotos.com
    totalbf2.com
    realitymod.com
    gametrailers.com

    and of course the almighty Google.
     
  19. Slink

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    Digg is great :)
     
  20. Chuff_72

    Chuff_72 What's a Dremel?

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    Ok I'm gonna respond to this chain just so all of you on here can feel superior and happy in the knowledge that non of you are as immature as me (I am 24 and work for the worlds largest investment bank...).

    Everyday (EVERYday) I check these;

    Gametrailers
    ebay
    Gamespot
    IGN
    youtube
    aintitcool
    myboringasslife
    thatguys.co.uk
    play-asia
    terratag
    bbc
    bit tech
    Play

    Everyday guys, usually for a few seconds, just so I can feel in contact with all things Geek.
     

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