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1 point by tosh 6 months ago | past | 1 comment
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1220 points by flexagoon 8 months ago | past | 289 comments
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3 points by krunck 8 months ago | past
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504 points by ent101 9 months ago | past | 426 comments
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1 point by kamaraju 10 months ago | past
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2 points by pizza 10 months ago | past
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2 points by susam 10 months ago | past | 3 comments
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58 points by godelmachine 11 months ago | past | 60 comments
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64 points by occamschainsaw 11 months ago | past | 68 comments
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5 points by Lammy on Aug 25, 2023 | past
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4 points by zhte415 on July 23, 2023 | past | 2 comments
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1 point by susam on July 19, 2023 | past
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1 point by arpa on July 12, 2023 | past
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29 points by melenaboija on June 27, 2023 | past | 59 comments
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66 points by networked on April 6, 2023 | past | 35 comments
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5 points by kurmouk on Sept 17, 2022 | past
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3 points by zhte415 on Sept 16, 2022 | past
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