Good blogging service for writing posts about coding

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I'm looking for a blogging service (like blogspot.com) where I can quickly start to get thing going, and was wondering which was suited to write technical posts, i.e. one that has a good common way to embed source snippets, perhaps even with syntax highlighting for some languages ?

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