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I often wonder how history will treat video games. More so when I read a young(er) person who for the first time ex Read
Japanese IT giant Fujitsu and the government-funded RIKEN research lab announced that the supercomputer they Read
Will the real supporters of “Open” please stand up?
The iPad isn’t just a consumption device, no.
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