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Though it’s branded as a wedding-planning tool, this is really useful for anyone who wants to find the average (and record) weather conditions for a specific place on a specific day.

Two-cylinder, 20 horsepower turbo-diesel engine. 0-63 mph in 19 seconds. Seats four. 150 miles per gallon.

A fascinating in-depth explanation of how face-recognition algorithms work…also, you can upload a head shot of yourself and find out which celebrities you most resemble.

Hard to believe that these brief “educational movies” from the ’50s were ever taken seriously by anyone.

Information about all sorts of travel destinations imparted by way of short films.

Short articles and step-by-step instructions dealing with all sorts of carpentry and/or electrical and/or plumbing projects by some (clearly very knowledgeable) homeowners.

I try to go easy on the video clip links…but this is too cool not to post.

A comprehensive index of the key combinations that produce foreign characters and uncommon symbols on a Mac. Not the most exciting of links, but this information was surprisingly hard to find when I needed it. Just thought I’d save you some time.

This webpage has a different look every time you refresh it. This is because, each time, it has a new style sheet created by a computer’s arbitrary choices. Most of the combinations are hideous, but occasionally it will output something that actually looks pretty good.