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The website malldian.wordpress.com is no longer accessible, as the authors decided to delete it. via The source of this content is WordPress.com.

Jason Kottke posts a link to Fimoculous' mega list of best-of lists for 2010, encompassing numerous categories.

The Moth's website encountered an error, but you can still find stories and other sections like events, education, and community on their sitemap. via The Moth

Tumblr encourages people to join their community of over 100 million users, highlighting trending topics as well as staff picks. via dailymeh

Tyler Cowen links to a paper exploring why so many prices end in .99, suggesting that consumers ignore the rightmost digits of prices.

via Marginal Revolution

The website whatilearnd.com is currently available for purchase.

Spike Activity from Mind Hacks offers a collection of links on neuroscience and psychology, spanning topics from internet behavior to the death penalty. via Mind Hacks

Jason Kottke shares a link to The Big Picture's selection of the best photos from 2010, presented in three parts.

via kottke.org

A Ukrainian firm called "Kind Fairy" is offering rentable drinking buddies for €14. via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.

Ben Greenman made a playlist of one hit song from each year of the New Yorker's history (1925-2010) for their holiday party.

via kottke.org

The Department of Homeland Security is partnering with Walmart to display video messages reminding people to report suspicious activity.

Tyler Cowen links to an 1895 Kansas 8th grade exam which was brought to his attention by Chris F. Masse.

via The source of this content is Marginal Revolution.