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One of the problems of heading home for Thanksgiving is that you ;re invariably asked to fix all kinds of technological problems. What projects are you working on today, beside chomping on turkey and swigging liquor Perhaps you ;re setting up the family home cinema system so that it actually, y ;know, works. Or teaching your aunt how to use her iPad again . Or maybe it even something as simple as updating the browser on your parents ; PC. Whichever way you slice it, you ;re working on your day off鈥攕o share the pain a stanley tumblers nd let us know exactly what menial tasks your family has yo stanley botella u working on. stanley mugs Tech
Khzl Scientists are working on a device to help Stephen Hawking communicate through brain waves
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