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Maybe this is a bit self-indulgent, or maybe it’s just a cop-out excuse for not having any new content, but I thought I would list out some of my favorite blog posts from my first year of blogging.

• Dirka dirka jihad – The most worthless boycott in history may (or may not) be in jeopardy (stay tuned)
• 24 Season 5 finale – I love neck stabbin’, what can I say?
• Monty Hall paradox – I had a lot of fun studying and trying to illustrate this problem
• Three AJAX articles: A simple AJAX example, AJAX username availability checking, and AJAX without XMLHttpRequest object. I learned a lot writing these articles, and I think they’ve helped a lot of people.
• Hidden stuff in logos – it got me Dugg
• Digg proof caching and URLs – this article basically explains all the rewriting I did after I was Dugg. I learned a lot doing this too.
• A pair of Milton Friedman articles – It’s truly a shame that I didn’t really know much about Friedman until just this year, and then he goes and passes away.
• You are a pirate – This is just a video, really, but it cracks me up every time.
• Cedric and the Revolution Walkthrough – This was probably my favorite PC game of 2006, and I was honored that many other people found my walkthrough useful.
• My Favorite Posts of 2006 – Maybe this is a bit self-indulgent, or maybe it’s just a cop-out excuse for not having any new content, but I thought I would list out some of my favorite blog posts from my first full year of blogging.

Everything else I posted this last year was utter nonsense, so you can just ignore it all. But if you want to check out the nonsense, feel free to use the tag search feature, or check out some of the archives.

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