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“I would venture to say that I’m enjoying my time spent on
Twitter. I’ve been using it as sort of a micro-blog that lets me
connect with friends I’ve made on this site and keep my pulse on
the collective tech industry.

“In the aftermath of getting my server dugg to hell and back, I
thought I had successfully changed my website to serve a static
page, instead of bogging down my server with a dynamic one that was
causing all the problems…”

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