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Good thing the security guy was right there, huh?
Flashback to the 1980s, when this company is trying to speed up report delivery by letting users hit a function key to route mainframe reports to a printer that's local to a user. But when testing time comes, things don't exactly go well. Read More
 


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11 new gadgets for fantastic photos
Picture taking, whether you use a smartphone or digital camera, doesn't have to be boring. Here are some cameras and peripherals that can help you create truly marvelous photos. Read More
 

 

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