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This business card is a Linux computer (made from $3 in parts)

by Brad Linder12/24/2019 5 Comments on This business card is a Linux computer (made from $3 in parts)

Business cards continue to be a thing in the 21st century because despite the fact that many folks are carrying around smartphones capable of storing contact details for millions of people, it’s still quicker and easier to hand someone a card than to sit around while they type your details into a phone. A lot […]

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