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Daytum is a great site that allows you to track the statistics of your everyday life and display them using cool graphs. I started using Daytum to track some truly mundane aspects of my existence a year or so ago and have become rather addicted to it.

So if you want to see some utterly mundane statistics from my everyday life. Go here.

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