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#136506 29-Nov-2013 14:56

Hi Guys,

just wanting to know what web-sites you visit on a daily basis or when your couch-surfing....

my list is as follows - please add your favourites.

Geekzone.co.nz
twitter
facebook
youtube
kickstarter - sometimes
gizmodo
engadget
macrumors.com
amazon
piratebay
isohunt
warezbb
spotify
playtech

also what are your favourite xmas shopping sites.

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#942946 29-Nov-2013 15:01

piratebay
isohunt
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#942948 29-Nov-2013 15:06

Fark.com

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#942949 29-Nov-2013 15:12

feedly.com - with geekzone's rss feed loaded (and many others)

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#942952 29-Nov-2013 15:19

One of the older IT pro websites: www.theregister.co.uk for my feed of nerdy goodness, always something really funny to read and I love how they take the mickey out of the big IT brands, great website.

killerkiwinz

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#942958 29-Nov-2013 15:39

cracked.com
xkcd.com

gcorgnet

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#942960 29-Nov-2013 15:40

dailyWTF... go there every day ;-)

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#944020 2-Dec-2013 11:44

The London Times website.

You have to subscribe but for real world news and intelligent journalism it has the cat up a tree local stuff beat hands down. I read it every day.

Oh, and of course it has the best crosswords...!

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#944023 2-Dec-2013 11:49

theverge.com - Good tech news & interesting articles.
questionablecontent.net - Fun webcomic.
getpocket.com - Great "Read it later" aggregator.

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#944030 2-Dec-2013 12:10

In addition to the ones already mentioned, I check these at least once a day as well:

goodreads.com
gameplanet.co.nz
thechive.com
ign.com
pcgamer.com

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#944065 2-Dec-2013 13:08

No one has mentioned a 'Training Films' site yet

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#944123 2-Dec-2013 14:10

Besides my staple diet of Facebook, Twitter, Vodafone Community and Geekzone, I frequent:

reddit.com
buzzfeed.com
theverge.com
starcitygames.com for their MTG articles
us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/

Also a bunch of webcomics, but they're not really a daily thing.

noc

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#944176 2-Dec-2013 15:15

stuff.co.nz - gots to catch up of them daily news!

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#944187 2-Dec-2013 15:26

http://wired.com/
http://daringfireball.net/
http://www.macrumors.com/

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