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Simek
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1 response
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css, css 3
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javascript
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ruby, rails, osx, apple
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sql, tricks
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Daniel Pepin
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math, pi, algebra, algerbra
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php, math, pi, algebra
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Russ Lankenau
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linux, sysadmin
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