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The Useless Web – StumbleUpon For The Strange Side Of The Internet

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http://www.makeuseof.com – There are thought to be around 7.6 billion pages on the Web at the time of writing. Even I, someone who spends most of their life online in some capacity or other, would never be able to visit every single page. Having so many pages on the Web means a little curation goes a long way. Which is part of the reason MakeUseOf itself exists; to find the best sites on the Web so you don’t have to do so. The thing is, a fair proportion of that total aren’t going to be especially useful. They may simply be parked domains, or sites which are devoid of any love and attention. And then there a (General)

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