I have been meaning to post something useful lately, but I am currently at the southeastern section of the APS. Anyway, I saw [this link on digg](http://www.hyperevo.com/new%20site/index.php?subaction=showfull&id=1225…)
Apparently there is a message in the source code on the digg page. Funny stuff.
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